Ashes

This category lists ten powdered bark ashes from Brazil, each sold on its own in a 50 g jar. They differ by tree, from tsunu, murici and cumaru to cacao, samauma and mulateiro; the table below the products gives the botanical name of each species.

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Parica Bark Ash from Brazil – Powder, Schizolobium parahyba

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Parica Bark Ash from Brazil – Powder, Schizolobium parahyba

€18.50

Parica bark ash comes from Brazil: it is the bark of Schizolobium parahyba, burned and reduced to powder. It is sold in a single 50 g jar, with no other sizes. The supplier lists it under Caboclo and declares no ingredient besides the ash.See also: Ashes, Rapé Common name: Parica (Parika on the label) Botanical name on the label: Schizolobium parahyba...

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Samauma Bark Ash from Brazil – Powder, Ceiba pentandra

4355

€22.00

Samauma bark ash comes from Brazil and is made from the bark of the kapok tree, Ceiba pentandra, burned and reduced to powder. It is sold in one 50 g jar. The shop also lists samauma bark as an unburned powder; this product is the ash.See also: Ashes, Rapé Common name: Samauma (kapok tree) Botanical name: Ceiba pentandra Family: Malvaceae

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Brazilian Cumaru – Powdered Bark Ash, Dipteryx odorata

4352

€20.95

Cumaru bark ash is made from the bark of Dipteryx odorata, a tree whose common names include cumaru and tonka bean, burned and reduced to powder. The supplier gives Brazil as the country of origin, and the jar holds 50 g. It is bark ash on its own, not tonka beans or a rapé blend.See also: Ashes, Rapé Common name: Cumaru Botanical name: Dipteryx...

Canela de Velho from Brazil – Powdered Bark Ash, Miconia...

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Canela de Velho from Brazil – Powdered Bark Ash, Miconia albicans

4351

€23.95

Canela de velho is the common name under which this bark ash of Miconia albicans is sold. The bark has been burned and reduced to powder, and the supplier gives Brazil as the country of origin. One 50 g jar is offered; no tobacco or other ingredient is declared.See also: Ashes, Rapé Common name: Canela de velho Botanical name: Miconia albicans Family:...

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Cacao Bark Ash from Brazil – Fine Powder, Theobroma cacao

4350

€22.95

This ash is the bark of Theobroma cacao, burned and reduced to powder; the Maya Herbs label reads “Made in Brazil”. It is sold in a single 50 g jar. It is an ash, not cocoa powder, cocoa beans or a rapé blend. See also: Ashes, Rapé Material: cacao tree bark, burned Botanical name (label): Theobroma cacao Origin (label): Brazil

Murici Bark Ash from Brazil – Fine Powder, Byrsonima...

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Murici Bark Ash from Brazil – Fine Powder, Byrsonima crassifolia

1046-50

€25.95

Murici bark ash is the bark of Byrsonima crassifolia, a tree also called nance, burned and reduced to powder. The supplier gives Brazil as the country of origin and lists the ash under Huni Kuin. It is sold in a single 50 g jar, with no other ingredient declared.See also: Ashes, Rapé Common name: Murici (nance) Botanical name: Byrsonima crassifolia...

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Brazilian Sapota Bark Ash – Fine Powder, 50 g

4356-50

€20.95

Sapota bark ash is bark burned and reduced to powder; the label names the tree as Pouteria sapota. The supplier gives Brazil as the country of origin and lists the ash under Kuntanawa. It comes in one 50 g jar, and no other ingredient is declared.See also: Ashes, Rapé Common name: Sapota Botanical name on the label: Pouteria sapota Family: Sapotaceae

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Yawanawá Tsunu from Brazil – Powdered Bark Ash, Platycyamus regnellii

4357

€20.95

Tsunu bark ash is the bark of Platycyamus regnellii, burned and reduced to powder. The supplier gives Brazil as the country of origin and lists the ash under Yawanawá. It is sold in one 50 g jar and is a different product from the Tsunu rapé blend.See also: Ashes, Rapé Common name: Tsunu Botanical name: Platycyamus regnellii Family: Fabaceae

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Mulateiro from Brazil – Powdered Bark Ash, Calycophyllum spruceanum

4420

€22.95

Mulateiro, also called pau mulata on the label, is the supplier’s name for this bark ash of Calycophyllum spruceanum, a tree of the coffee family. The bark has been burned to a pale grey powder; Brazil is given as the origin. One 50 g jar is offered, with no tobacco or other ingredient declared.See also: Ashes, Rapé Common name: Mulateiro (label: pau...

Pau Pereira from Brazil – Powdered Bark Ash, Platycyamus...

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Pau Pereira from Brazil – Powdered Bark Ash, Platycyamus regnellii

4421

€20.95

Pau pereira is the common name on the label of this bark ash of Platycyamus regnellii, a tree of the legume family (Fabaceae). The bark has been burned and powdered, and the supplier gives Brazil as the country of origin. It comes in a single 50 g jar; no tobacco or other ingredient is declared.See also: Ashes, Rapé Common name: Pau pereira Botanical...

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Bark ashes at Mycotrop

Each product in this category is a pale grey powder of burnt tree bark, packed in a clear 50 g jar with a black lid. For every ash the supplier gives the plant part as bark, the form as powder and the country as Brazil, and each jar label names the tree and describes the contents as naturally burned bark. Like every item in the shop, these ashes are sold strictly as collectible or souvenir items.

10 products
Brazil
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Products: 10
Origins: Brazil
Delivery: Neutral parcel, tracking by e-mail

The ten ashes and their botanical names

Common names follow the product names. Botanical names come from the supplier record or the jar label and were checked against GBIF, which also gives the plant family.

Ash	Botanical name	Plant family
Cacao	Theobroma cacao	Malvaceae
Canela de Velho	Miconia albicans	Melastomataceae
Cumaru	Dipteryx odorata	Fabaceae
Mulateiro	Calycophyllum spruceanum	Rubiaceae
Murici	Byrsonima crassifolia	Malpighiaceae
Parica	Schizolobium parahyba	Fabaceae
Pau Pereira	Platycyamus regnellii	Fabaceae
Samauma (kapok tree)	Ceiba pentandra	Malvaceae
Sapota	Pouteria sapota	Sapotaceae
Tsunu (Yawanawá)	Platycyamus regnellii	Fabaceae

Tsunu and Pau Pereira: one species, two names

The supplier gives the same botanical name, Platycyamus regnellii, for both the Tsunu and the Pau Pereira ash. GBIF lists pau-pereira (Portuguese) and tsunu tree (English) among the common names of this species, which according to WCVP is native only to Brazil. The shop keeps them as two products under the names the supplier uses.

Names shared with rapé blends

Several of these names also appear in rapé blend names in the shop, for example Tsunu and Mulateiro among the Yawanawa blends and Cumaru and Murici among the Huni Kuin blends. This page does not state the ingredients of any blend. The blends are in the main Rapé category; kuripe, tepi and bottles are in Rapé Accessories.

Burning safely

Burn incense, resins, smudge sticks and palo santo in a well-ventilated room, on a heat-resistant holder (a dish, sand, or charcoal for resins), away from curtains and anything flammable. Always put out the embers before you leave the room.

Precautions

Never leave anything burning unattended, and keep children and pets at a distance.
Smoke can irritate the airways: air the room, and avoid use if you have asthma or a respiratory illness.
Essential oils and floral waters: never swallow them and keep them away from the eyes; dilute oils before any contact with the skin, and seek advice during pregnancy.
Plant ash is not meant to be inhaled: handle it with care.

Storage

Keep incense, resins and wood dry, in a closed container, away from light and heat, so that they keep their fragrance. Close oils and floral waters tightly after use.

Discreet delivery

Orders are packed on working days and leave in plain outer packaging that does not describe the contents. Once your order has shipped, we email you the tracking link when one is available. Estimated delivery times, right of withdrawal and exceptions: Delivery, tracking and returns.

Sources: supplier information. Updated 3 October 2026 by the Mycotrop team.

Frequently asked questions

What are these ashes made of?

Of tree bark that has been burnt and reduced to a powder, according to the supplier records and the labels. Each product is named after one tree species.

Which pack size is available?

Every ash is sold as a single 50 g jar; there are no other sizes.

What does the jar label show?

According to the product photos, the label gives the name of the ash, the botanical name of the tree and the weight of 50 g.

Where do the ashes come from?

The supplier gives Brazil as the country for all ten. Only the Tsunu ash carries the name of a people, Yawanawá, in its product name; the shop has no further details on who prepared it.

Is the Tsunu ash the same as the Yawanawa Tsunu blend?

No. They are separate products: the ash is the burnt bark of a single species in a 50 g jar, while the blend is listed in the Rapé category, and this page does not state its ingredients.