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Katukina Rapé – Blond

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Katukina Rapé – Blond

Blond is a Katukina rapé that its supplier describes as a blend of two Nicotiana rustica tobaccos, moi and corda, with a touch of eucalyptus. It is prepared near Cruzeiro do Sul in the Juruá valley of Acre, Brazil. Mycotrop lists it in 10 g and 50 g tins. People or maker: Katukina people (according to the supplier) Blend name: Blond Tobacco: Yes: moi...

Huni Kuin Rapé – Xacapandaré

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Huni Kuin Rapé – Xacapandaré

Xacapandaré is a Huni Kuin rapé that, according to the supplier, combines the Xacapandaré plant with tsunu ash and a small amount of rope tobacco. The supplier traces the recipe to Chief Siã of the Jordão region in Acre, Brazil. Mycotrop stocks it in 10 g and 50 g. Blend name: Xacapandaré Declared ingredients: Xacapandaré plant (no botanical name...

Katukina Rapé – Lady of the Night

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Katukina Rapé – Lady of the Night

Lady of the Night is a Katukina rapé named after the cactus in its recipe, which the supplier identifies as Epiphyllum oxypetalum. It also declares corda and moi tobacco and ash from murici bark. Mycotrop lists it in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Katukina; prepared by a woman artisan, according to the supplier Blend name: Lady of...

Katukina Rapé – Nisural

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Katukina Rapé – Nisural

Nisural is a Katukina rapé built on moi and corda tobacco and Tsunu ash, with nisural added: a mint-scented herb that the supplier also calls nissural or katsural. It is listed in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g, with the same blend in both. People or maker: Katukina (name on the label) Blend name: Nisural Declared ingredients: Moi and corda...

Katukina Rapé – Cumaru

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Katukina Rapé – Cumaru

This Katukina rapé is listed under its declared plant ingredient: the wood ash of cumaru (Dipteryx odorata), the tree that bears tonka beans. The supplier describes it as a tobacco product. It comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g with the same blend. People or maker: Katukina (name on the label) Declared ingredients: Cumaru wood ash (Dipteryx...

Kuntanawa Rapé – Força

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Kuntanawa Rapé – Força

Força is a Kuntanawa rapé that its supplier makes from tobacco, Tsunu ash and apuxuri, a forest herb known in other regions as pixuri or puxuri. It is listed in 10 g and 50 g, each in a labelled metal tin with a screw lid. People or maker: Kuntanawa (supplier listing) Blend name: Força Origin: Brazil (Amazon region) Rapé · Kuntanawa

Kuntanawa Rapé – Heart of the Boa

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Kuntanawa Rapé – Heart of the Boa

Heart of the Boa is a Kuntanawa rapé made from Sabiá tobacco and Sapota ash. It takes its name from the third ingredient, a forest vine that the supplier calls heart of the boa. You can order it in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g, and both sizes hold the same blend. People or maker: Kuntanawa (name on the label) Blend name: Heart of the Boa Declared...

Kuntanawa Rapé – Jarina

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Kuntanawa Rapé – Jarina

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);...

Kuntanawa Rapé – Nixpu

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Kuntanawa Rapé – Nixpu

Nixpu is a Kuntanawa rapé of Nicotiana rustica tobacco, Tsunu ash and nixpu, the local name for Piper hispidinervum, a long pepper native to Brazil. It is listed in 10 g and 50 g, each in a labelled screw-lid metal tin. People or maker: Kuntanawa (supplier listing) Blend name: Nixpu Declared ingredients: Mapacho tobacco (Nicotiana rustica); Tsunu ash;...

Kuntanawa Rapé – Samauma

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Kuntanawa Rapé – Samauma

Samauma is a Kuntanawa rapé from Acre, Brazil. Its supplier states that it is made with tobacco and the ash of the bark of the samaúma, the kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra). Mycotrop lists it in 10 g and 50 g tins; the size selector shows which one is in stock. People or maker: Kuntanawa people (according to the supplier) Blend name: Samauma Tobacco: Yes,...

Kuntanawa Rapé – Samauma Flower

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Kuntanawa Rapé – Samauma Flower

Samauma Flower is a Kuntanawa rapé that its supplier attributes to the maker Pedro Univu. It is made with the blossoms of the samaúma tree and contains tobacco. Mycotrop lists it in 10 g and 50 g tins; the size selector shows whether either size is currently in stock. People or maker: Pedro Univu, Kuntanawa people (according to the supplier) Blend name:...

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Kuntanawa Rapé – Yunu

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Kuntanawa Rapé – Yunu

Yunu is a Kuntanawa rapé made with tobacco and Sapota ash and scented with the leaves of the yunu tree, which is called lourinho or lourim in Portuguese. It comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g, with the same blend in both. People or maker: Kuntanawa (name on the label) Blend name: Yunu Declared ingredients: Tobacco; ash of Sapota wood and bark;...

Nukini Rapé – 7 Stars

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Nukini Rapé – 7 Stars

7 Stars is a Nukini rapé from Acre, Brazil, made on a base of tsunu ash with a forest herb called embaubinha, which the supplier identifies as Cecropia lyratiloba. Its name refers to the Pleiades. It comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Nukini (name on the label); the supplier does not name the maker Blend name: 7 Stars...

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Nukini Rapé – Aura

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Nukini Rapé – Aura

Aura is a Nukini rapé from Acre, Brazil, made with Sabiá tobacco (Nicotiana rustica), Sanu ash and Lourim, an aromatic forest herb also called Lourinho. According to the supplier, it comes from the same Nukini maker as Sansara and White Roses. It is sold in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Nukini; same maker as Sansara and White...

Nukini Rapé – Elixir

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Nukini Rapé – Elixir

Elixir is a Nukini rapé from Acre, Brazil, made by the rapé maker Rudilene, according to the supplier. It combines Sabiá tobacco, a variety of Nicotiana rustica, with Elixir de Vagem, a plant that grows on river banks. It comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Nukini; made by Rudilene (according to the supplier) Blend name:...

Nukini Rapé – Mulata

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Nukini Rapé – Mulata

Mulata is a Nukini rapé from Acre, Brazil, made with mapacho tobacco, tsunu ash and the herb that gives it its name, mulata, which the supplier identifies as tansy (Tanacetum vulgare). A member of Xiti Nukini’s extended family makes it. Labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Nukini; a member of Xiti Nukini’s extended family (according to...

Nukini Rapé – Onça

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Nukini Rapé – Onça

Onça, Portuguese for jaguar, is a Nukini rapé from Acre, Brazil. The supplier presents it as the blend of Xiti Nukini, leader of the Recanto Verde community, who keeps the herbs in the recipe to himself. It contains tobacco and comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Nukini; Xiti Nukini, Recanto Verde (according to the supplier)...

Nukini Rapé – Piri Piri

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Nukini Rapé – Piri Piri

Piri Piri is a Nukini rapé from Acre, Brazil, named after its herb, Justicia pectoralis, which is better known in Brazil as anador. According to the supplier, it is made with the Nukini community of Recanto Verde and contains tobacco. It comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Nukini, community of Recanto Verde (according to the...

Nukini Rapé – Sansara

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Nukini Rapé – Sansara

Sansara is a Nukini rapé from the state of Acre in Brazil, named after the forest herb it contains, which the supplier also calls Samsara. According to the supplier, a woman of the Nukini community makes it, and it contains tobacco. It comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Nukini; made by a woman of the Nukini community...

Nukini Rapé – White Roses

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Nukini Rapé – White Roses

White Roses, Rosa Branca in Portuguese, is a Nukini rapé from Acre, Brazil. The supplier lists tsunu ash and white roses from rose bushes, not cut-flower crops, as its ingredients. It comes from the same Nukini maker as Aura and Sansara. Labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Nukini; same maker as Aura and Sansara (according to the...

Puyanawa Rapé – Jagube

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Puyanawa Rapé – Jagube

Jagube is a rapé sold under the Puyanawa name, from Mâncio Lima in the Brazilian state of Acre. The supplier lists jagube vine ash (Banisteriopsis caapi), pixuri leaf and a tobacco that it calls Sabia. It comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Puyanawa; prepared by Iraqui Puyanawa (according to the supplier) Blend name: Jagube...

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Puyanawa Rapé – Pixuri

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Puyanawa Rapé – Pixuri

Pixuri is a rapé sold under the name of the Puyanawa, an Indigenous people of Mâncio Lima in western Acre, Brazil. The supplier lists pixuri leaves and murici ash and sells it as a tobacco product. It comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Puyanawa; prepared by Iraqui Puyanawa (according to the supplier) Blend name: Pixuri...

Shawãdawa Rapé – Kapayuba

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Shawãdawa Rapé – Kapayuba

Kapayuba is a Shawãdawa rapé made, according to its supplier, by a Shawãdawa partner from Sunu ashes and a herb the Shawãdawa call Kapayuba. The blend is sold in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g and is the same in both sizes. People or maker: Shawãdawa; made by the supplier’s Shawãdawa partner Declared ingredients: Sunu ashes and a herb called...

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Shawãdawa Rapé – Putuvi

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Shawãdawa Rapé – Putuvi

Putuvi is a rapé sold under the name of the Shawãdawa, an Indigenous people of the upper Juruá river. The supplier describes it as a tobacco product to which the herb Putuvi is added. It comes in labelled metal tins of 10 g or 50 g. People or maker: Shawãdawa (name on the label) Blend name: Putuvi Reference: RASD03-10 (10 g), RASD03-50 (50 g) Rapé ·...

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