Kuntanawa Ayawaska Vine Hapé
Kuntanawa Ayawaska Vine Hapé
Wisdom, Deep Meditation, Inner Balance*
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Authentic Indigenous Sacrament
- Handcrafted & Wild-Harvested
- Freshly Made & Potent
About Kuntanawa Ayawaska (Ayahuasca Vine) Rapé
“Each time my soul wakes a little more.” – Verified Buyer
This rare spiritual blend is crafted by the Kuntanawa tribe of Acre, Brazil, combining the sacred Ayahuasca vine (Banisteriopsis caapi) with Chacruna leaves (Psychotria viridis)—the two foundational plants of traditional Ayahuasca brews.*
How This Rapé Supports Ceremony
While non-psychoactive in this form, this hapé (also spelled rapé or rapeh) channels the spirit of Ayahuasca to support deep meditation, soul-level introspection, and emotional release. Many users describe a warm, expansive feeling and subtle energetic shifts during solo or group ceremony.
Expect a fine, earthy-brown blend with a gentle herbal aroma and grounding presence. It pairs beautifully with a handcrafted Kuripe pipe or ceremonial tepi.
Tribal Origin: This Ayahuasca Vine Rapé is made exclusively for Shamanic Supply by our trusted Kuntanawa partners, using traditional methods passed down through generations.
New to rapé? Explore our full guide to Rapé — from tribal origins to safe use and ceremonial practices.
*Contains no DMT or psychoactive alkaloids.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Related Names
Related Names
Storage and Freshness
Storage and Freshness
Hapé snuff can remain potent for years when kept in a cool, dry, and dark location. To maintain its quality, ensure your hapé is tightly sealed and protected from any form of moisture. It is not recommended to store hapé in the refrigerator as condensation may form inside the container upon removal.
What is Hapé (Rapé)?
What is Hapé (Rapé)?
Hapé snuff is a time-honored sacrament cherished by the tribes of the Amazon for centuries. This handcrafted preparation comprises dried, ground medicinal plants and tree ashes. Traditionally, hapé is administered via a unique bone or bamboo Kuripe pipe, blown directly into the nostrils.
Hapé's diverse formulations cater to a variety of uses and broadly fall into three categories: spiritual, healing, and fortifying. It is revered for its potent purifying and grounding properties, often employed to dispel negative energy, enhance concentration, and heighten consciousness. It serves as a pivotal component in sacred rituals and ceremonies, facilitating a deeper connection with the spiritual realm, fostering self-awareness, and promoting healing and growth.
Please use this sacred plant medicine with respect, in a ceremonial context and with clear intention. Hapé is not meant for habitual or social use.*
To learn more about hapé, visit our What is Rapé (Rapeh)? page.
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
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Glossary
Glossary
Rapé: Traditional Portuguese spelling
Rapeh: Common Anglicized spelling
Hapé/Hapeh: Alternative spellings
*FDA DISCLAIMER
*FDA DISCLAIMER
This product and the statements made about it on this website have not been evaluated by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Read more
What Is Ayahuasca?
Looking for a non‑psychoactive way to connect with the Ayahuasca spirit? This Kuntanawa Rapé offers grounding, clarity, and ceremonial depth—without visions.
Ayahuasca is a sacred plant medicine deeply rooted in the indigenous traditions of the Amazon. Traditionally brewed from two powerful plants—Banisteriopsis caapi (ayahuasca vine) and Psychotria viridis (chacruna leaves)—it has been used for centuries in ceremonial settings to facilitate healing, insight, and spiritual transformation.
Among tribes such as the Kaxinawá (Huni Kuin) and Shipibo, Ayahuasca ceremonies are revered rituals. The brew is consumed under the guidance of a trained shaman, often accompanied by icaros (sacred healing chants) that support deep internal journeys.
The Ayahuasca Experience
Drinking Ayahuasca typically leads to vivid visual and auditory visions, emotional purging, and profound introspection. This experience is made possible by the synergy of the two plants: DMT from chacruna and MAOIs such as harmine from the vine, which enable the DMT to become orally active.
“After drinking the dark liquid, the visions came on quickly. I was enveloped in vivid colors and patterns. The shaman’s chanting guided me into revelatory experiences of my psyche.”
Why the Kuntanawa Use Ayahuasca Vine in Rapé
Kuntanawa Ayahuasca Vine Rapé is made using the same two sacred plants—ayahuasca vine and chacruna leaves— but instead of being brewed as tea, they are finely ground into a ceremonial snuff. This preparation is non‑psychoactive yet remains aligned with the ceremonial lineage and plant spirit energy.
Used with intention, this blend supports grounding, emotional clarity, and connection to ancestral wisdom. It is ideal for meditation, centering, and energy work—without visions or the need for a shamanic setting.
Sustainable, Ancestral Craft
The Kuntanawa people craft this rapé using traditional techniques passed down through generations. The plants are ethically harvested in the Brazilian Amazon with deep reverence for their sacred nature and the surrounding ecology.
“The vine winds its way up the tallest trees, while the chacruna grows humbly in the forest below. Together in ceremony they open our vision to the infinite.” – Shamana Luisa
Each bottle of this blend honors that lineage. When used with mindfulness and respect, it becomes a bridge to plant spirit knowledge and cultural reverence.
Want to go deeper? Explore our full Ayahuasca guide for benefits, legality, preparation, and integration insights.