Yawanawa Snuff Força Femenina is a very special classic, and one of our favorites. Follow the recipe of the Yawanawá; finely sifted raccoon and Tsunu ash; a suitable mix for the most refined tastes.

This Rapé has its own history, already on its way to becoming a legend: Putany, Nawashahu’s mother, and her sister Hushahu, were the first women of the Yawanawá people to start in the Rare Muká, which represents the most advanced study of shamanism in its culture.

Together, they broke the taboo of the Yawanawá tradition that prevented women from using the sacred medicines of Uni (ayahuasca) and Rume (Rapé in the language of the Yawanawá). The Yawanawa were the first tribe to start a woman to become a shaman.

Tsunu is highly valued for healing and as a support during Ayahuasca ceremonies.

It is recommended to find a comfortable and suitable space, and time to integrate its effect. It is wise to start with a small amount and increase it as you become familiar with the medicine.

Intensity: Strong, suitable for advanced users.

Proportion: Very high proportion of ash

Chakras: Third chakra (Solar Plexus) and second chakra (Spleen or Sacral)

Composition: It is made with the precious ash from the bark of the Cinnamon tree (Miconia albicans), Amazonian tobacco, and other sacred medicinal plants of the Amazon.

Enjoy with good intentions and prayer so that rapé brings you what you need.

Packaging: bottle with 5 g of prepared rapé blend

Tribe: Made by the Kuntanawa tribe

Country of origin: Brasil

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Canela de Velho Tree

Canela de Velho snuff is made from the beloved ash from the bark of the Canela de Velho tree (Miconia albicans). Canela de Velho, is a shrubby plant (0.7-3 m tall) of the Melastomataceae family, which is native to North and South America.

Canela de Velho has been used as a remedy for a wide variety of chronic pain in the knees, spine and joints for centuries.

Parts used: Aerial parts of the plant (leaves) to consume in the form of tea, and bark to make tobacco.
Active principles: flavonoids and triterpenic compounds (oleanolic acid and ursolic acid).

Kuntanawa tribe

The Kuntanawa tribe, or as they call themselves “Coconut People”, have always used plants to connect with beings and spirits of the forest, through them they learned to heal their tribe with their own traditional medicines, and always they have defended their spirituality as their principle of existence.

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