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Kuntanawa Rapé – Jarina
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Jarina is a Kuntanawa rapé of Sabiá tobacco and Tsunu ash from the upper Juruá region, with the flower of the jarina palm added for its scent. It is available in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g; both hold the same blend.
- People or maker: Kuntanawa (name on the label)
- Blend name: Jarina
- Declared ingredients: Sabiá tobacco (also called Sabiá mapacho); Tsunu ash; jarina palm flower
Rapé · Kuntanawa · 10 g / 50 g
Jarina: a Kuntanawa rapé with jarina palm flowers
This rapé (also written rapeh or hapé) bears the name of the Kuntanawa, an Indigenous people of the upper Juruá in Acre, Brazil. The supplier declares Sabiá tobacco, Tsunu ash from the upper Juruá region and the flower of the jarina palm, which lends the blend a light floral note. Mycotrop sells Jarina in 10 g and 50 g tins with the same blend.
- 10 g / 50 g
- Kuntanawa
- Brazil
- People or maker
- Kuntanawa (name on the label)
- Blend name
- Jarina
- Net weight
- 10 g or 50 g
- Origin
- Brazil (Kuntanawa people; ash from the upper Juruá region)
- Packaging
- Round metal tin with a screw lid and printed label
- Reference
- RAKU07-10 (10 g), RAKU07-50 (50 g)
The jarina palm
Jarina is a Brazilian name for an ivory-nut palm of the genus Phytelephas (palm family, Arecaceae), whose hard seeds are known as vegetable ivory or tagua. The supplier gives the species as Phytelephas aequatorialis. In GBIF, however, the Portuguese name jarina is recorded for Phytelephas macrocarpa, which the World Checklist of Vascular Plants lists as native to northern Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Colombia and Panama, while P. aequatorialis is native to Ecuador. Until the supplier confirms the species, this page names only the genus.
A flower scent in rapé
According to the supplier, jarina flowers are seldom used in rapé, and their scent is used in floral waters and perfumes in the region. Because the fragrance is volatile, its Kuntanawa partners have developed their own methods to collect and keep it. The supplier describes the floral note in the finished blend as subtle rather than dominant.
Sabiá tobacco and Tsunu ash
The supplier identifies Sabiá as a variety of Nicotiana rustica, a tobacco species in the nightshade family (Solanaceae); the same tobacco is declared in Heart of the Boa. Tsunu ash comes from the upper Juruá region. On another product page the same supplier explains that Tsunu names several trees of one genus from the Amazon basin rather than a single species; no botanical name is given.
The Kuntanawa of the upper Juruá
According to the Instituto Socioambiental, the Kuntanawa are a people of the Pano language family who live on the upper Tejo river, inside the Alto Juruá Extractive Reserve in the municipality of Marechal Thaumaturgo, Acre. The Kuntanawa category also lists Yunu, scented with the leaves of the yunu tree, and Samauma Flower.
Rapé: what is known
Rapé (also spelled hapé or rapeh) is the name for Amazonian snuffs, most often made of finely ground tobacco, usually Nicotiana rustica, mixed with bark ash or other plants. In Portuguese, rapé simply means snuff; the word comes from the French “râpé”, grated. There is no single recipe: the blend changes with the people, the region and the purpose, and tobacco-free rapés also exist.
Among several peoples of Acre, including the Huni Kuin, the Yawanawá and the Noke Koî (Katukina), rapé has a ritual role. It is blown into the nostrils with a tepi, a long pipe handled by another person, or with a kuripe, a V-shaped applicator used on one’s own.
| Known compounds | Nicotine, in very variable amounts: 0.6 to 4.8% in the rapés analysed by a US CDC laboratory. Alkaline ashes make the nicotine easier to absorb (Stanfill et al. 2015). |
|---|---|
| Reported effects | Brief burning in the nose, watering eyes, runny nose; dizziness, nausea and sometimes vomiting, which practitioners call a “purge”. Rapé is not psychedelic. |
| Traditional use | Shamanic and communal use among the Huni Kuin, Yawanawá and Noke Koî of Acre, often in ceremonies where ayahuasca is also present (ISA; Faria 2016). |
| State of research | Chemical analyses of commercial products, with no clinical study of rapé itself. Health data come from studies of smokeless tobacco. |
Good to know
- Rapés with tobacco contain nicotine, which is addictive and speeds up the heart; they are not suitable during pregnancy or for people with heart disease.
- The International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies smokeless tobacco as carcinogenic to humans (Group 1).
- Nicotine is toxic to children and pets: keep rapé out of their reach.
- Do not share an applicator: traces of blood can remain on the tips.
Storing rapé
Keep rapé in a tightly closed container, dry, away from light and heat: the powder takes up moisture and clumps quickly.
Specifications
| People or maker | Kuntanawa (name on the label) |
|---|---|
| Blend name | Jarina |
| Declared ingredients | Sabiá tobacco (also called Sabiá mapacho); Tsunu ash; jarina palm flower |
| Tobacco | Yes: Sabiá, described by the supplier as a variety of Nicotiana rustica |
| Net weight | 10 g or 50 g |
| Origin | Brazil (Kuntanawa people; ash from the upper Juruá region) |
| Packaging | Round metal tin with a screw lid and printed label |
| Reference | RAKU07-10 (10 g), RAKU07-50 (50 g) |
| Sold as | Collectible or souvenir item; do not consume |
Discreet delivery
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Sources: Stanfill et al. 2015, Food Chem Toxicol 82; Faria 2016, Federal University of Santa Catarina; Instituto Socioambiental, Povos Indígenas no Brasil; IARC Monographs vol. 100E; supplier information. Updated 5 October 2026 by the Mycotrop team.
Frequently asked questions
What is jarina?
A Brazilian name for an ivory-nut palm of the genus Phytelephas. This blend contains its flower; the seeds of these palms are known as vegetable ivory or tagua.
Which species is the jarina palm in this blend?
The supplier names Phytelephas aequatorialis. GBIF records the name jarina for Phytelephas macrocarpa, the species native to northern Brazil, so the species has not been confirmed.
Does Jarina contain tobacco?
Yes. The supplier declares Sabiá tobacco, which it describes as a variety of Nicotiana rustica.
Which sizes are available?
10 g and 50 g, each in a labelled metal tin.
Does rapé contain tobacco?
Most rapés do: ground tobacco, often Nicotiana rustica, mixed with ash or other plants. Some blends are sold tobacco-free. Each product’s specifications state what the supplier declares.
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