• A glass bottle of Iutikawa rapé (hapé) snuff from the Kuntanawa tribe of Acre, Brazil
  • Cecropia angustifolia (Embaúba) bearing fruit in the Amazon, botanical ingredient in Kuntanawa Iutikawa rapé
  • Young Cecropia angustifolia (Embaúba) in the Amazon jungle, botanical ingredient in Kuntanawa Iutikawa rapé
  • Cecropia angustifolia (Embaúba) tree in the Amazon Basin, botanical ingredient in Kuntanawa Iutikawa rapé
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Iutikawa Hapé – Kuntanawa Tribe

Iutikawa Hapé – Kuntanawa Tribe

Centre & Reconnect, Find Peace

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About Iutikawa Rapé (Hapé)

This strong blend, crafted by the Kuntanawa tribe of Acre, Brazil, centres on Iutikawa (Cecropia angustifolia) — known across the Brazilian Amazon as Embaúba. One of the Amazon's defining pioneer trees, Cecropia grows fast and wide, its large palmate leaves among the most recognisable in the rainforest. In Kuntanawa tradition, its ash forms the alkaline base of this rapé, combined with tobacco from tribal lands.

The Kuntanawa turn to this blend when presence is needed — to return to stillness when clarity has scattered. Customers echo that intention: "one of my greatest teachers over the past year," writes one practitioner, describing how it brings her "back into center and connection where things make sense again." Another notes its "beautiful soothing effect" in ceremony. Gentle and grounding without heaviness, Iutikawa rewards consistent practice.

Explore how indigenous tribes approach rapé ceremony in our Rapé Ceremony Guide — from intention-setting to the tools they use.

This Iutikawa rapé is meticulously crafted by the Kuntanawa tribe of Acre, Brazil, for our customers.

Ingredients

Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum), Iutikawa (Cecropia angustifolia) (BRAZIL)

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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.

About Rapé (Hapé): Benefits & Safety

Rapé (hapé) is a traditional Amazonian preparation crafted from finely ground plants, botanicals, and tree ash, used ceremonially by Indigenous peoples of the Amazon basin across many generations.

Blends vary widely — most fall into three broad categories: Spirit & Ceremony, Grounding & Release, or Strength & Clarity — each reflecting the intentions of the tribe and maker. Traditional use is ceremonial, approached with clear intention and respect for the plants and the tradition.

Please approach this rapé with care and clear intention — best used in ceremony or with conscious purpose.

Learn more in our in-depth What is Rapé (Hapé)? Guide.

Related Names

Iutikawa hapé, Embaúba rapé, Kuntanawa Iutikawa hapé, Cecropia rapé, Cecropia angustifolia rapé, Embauba hapé, Kuntanawa grounding rapé, Iutikawa rapé Kuntanawa

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