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Huni Kuin Rapé – Floresta
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Floresta is a Huni Kuin rapé. According to the supplier, the recipe comes from Baimuka, a member of a Huni Kuin community near the Humaitá region, and the blend is made in Acre, Brazil. It combines caneleiro ashes, Sabiá and Moi tobacco with several forest plants. It comes in 10 g or 50 g.
- People or maker: Huni Kuin; recipe shared by Baimuka (according to the supplier)
- Blend name: Floresta
- Origin: Acre, Brazil (according to the supplier)
Rapé · Rapeh · 10 g / 50 g
Floresta: Huni Kuin rapé with caneleiro ash and forest vines
Floresta is a rapé (also written rapeh or hapé) from the Huni Kuin range. The supplier states that it is made in the upper forest areas of Acre, Brazil, and that the recipe was shared by Baimuka, a member of a Huni Kuin community living near the Humaitá region. The base is caneleiro ash with Sabiá tobacco and some Moi tobacco; several herbs and vines are added. Mycotrop stocks Floresta in 10 g and 50 g, and both sizes contain the same blend.
- 10 g / 50 g
- Acre, Brazil
- People or maker
- Huni Kuin; recipe shared by Baimuka (according to the supplier)
- Blend name
- Floresta
- Net weight
- 10 g or 50 g
- Origin
- Acre, Brazil (according to the supplier)
- Reference
- RAHK01-10 (10 g), RAHK01-50 (50 g)
- Sold as
- Collectible or souvenir item; do not consume
The plants named by the supplier
Clove vine, which the supplier also calls clavohuasca, is Tynanthus elegans, an accepted species of the trumpet-vine family (Bignoniaceae) in the GBIF backbone. Lourinho, pixuri and veia de pajé are listed by their Portuguese common names only. The supplier gives no botanical names for them, or for the further leaves and vines it mentions, so none are added here.
Who the Huni Kuin are
Huni Kuin is the name of the people also known as Kaxinawá. The Instituto Socioambiental (ISA) describes a people of the Pano language family living on both sides of the Brazil–Peru border; in Brazil, their villages lie along rivers of Acre such as the Tarauacá, Jordão, Envira and Purus. Clove vine and veia de pajé also appear in Haux Haux, a recipe the supplier says it learned from a Huni Kuin txai. For a blend built on tobacco and four plants, see Tradition; every blend is listed in the Huni Kuin category.
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 | Huni Kuin; recipe shared by Baimuka (according to the supplier) |
|---|---|
| Blend name | Floresta |
| Declared ingredients | Caneleiro ashes, Sabiá tobacco, some Moi tobacco, clove vine (Tynanthus elegans), lourinho, pixuri, veia de pajé vine and other local leaves and vines (as listed by the supplier) |
| Tobacco | Yes: Sabiá and Moi, species not stated by the supplier, which describes the blend as a tobacco product |
| Net weight | 10 g or 50 g |
| Origin | Acre, Brazil (according to the supplier) |
| Packaging | Round metal tin with a screw lid and a printed "Huni Kuin – Floresta" label |
| Reference | RAHK01-10 (10 g), RAHK01-50 (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 in the Floresta blend?
According to the supplier: caneleiro ashes, Sabiá tobacco, some Moi tobacco, clove vine, lourinho, pixuri, veia de pajé vine and other local leaves and vines.
Where does the recipe come from?
The supplier says it was shared by Baimuka, a member of a Huni Kuin community near the Humaitá region, and that the blend is made in Acre, Brazil.
Are botanical names given for the plants?
Only for clove vine, Tynanthus elegans. The other plants are listed by their Portuguese common names.
Which sizes are available?
10 g and 50 g, each in a labelled metal tin. Both sizes contain the same blend.
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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