New

Limited edition

Rapé 7 Herbs

Weight: 7 g

Volume: 10ml

Prepared by: La Herba

Made in: October

Description

Brazil · Sete Ervas

7 Herbs – the Rapé of balance

Rapé 7 Herbs (Hapé Sete Ervas) is a traditional blend from Brazil. It is made from tree ash and seven Amazonian herbs whose names are not disclosed.

It is strong (4/5 on our scale), yet it is described as balanced – hence the name “the Hapé of Equilibrium”. A blend designed for experienced practitioners.

Origin

Brazil

Chakras

Third Eye · Crown · Heart

Element

Earth & Air

What 7 Herbs is associated with in tradition

Intentions in tradition

Primary intention

Cleansing

Energetic cleansing, working with the Third Eye, Crown and Heart.

Second intention

Ceremonial

A quiet opening before meditation or ceremony.

Third intention

Dreamwork

Lucid dreaming and attention to the world of dreams.

What sets 7 Herbs apart

Named after a number, not a plant

Most Rapé is named after one ash or one plant. Sete Ervas is named after a number, and the list of herbs stays undisclosed. We don’t guess.

Unlike green blends such as Apurinã, 7 Herbs is not coloured by its herbs – it is a dark, strongly flavoured powder. This is information from our supplier, not a lab analysis.

Traditional associations

What is said about 7 Herbs

Energetic cleansing Quieting the thoughts Mental clarity and focus Deeper meditation Lucid dreaming Astral projection

These are traditional and symbolic associations, not guaranteed effects.

What the blend is made of

Composition and processing

Tree ash

The base of the blend, prepared traditionally in Brazil.

Seven Amazonian herbs

Names not disclosed. They complete the blend.

Trees and peoples of our collection

Meet the trees and peoples behind other Rapé blends

The composition of 7 Herbs is not disclosed, so the trees below are not its ingredients. They are the trees whose ash forms other La Herba blends, together with the Yawanawá people who prepare some of them – an invitation to explore the forest world Rapé comes from.

Cumaru

Dipteryx odorata

A mighty tree of the Amazon forest, also known as Brazilian teak.

Rapé Cumaru →

Murici

Byrsonima crassifolia

A low tropical American tree with yellow to orange-red flowers.

Rapé Murici →

Jatobá

Hymenaea courbaril

In Amazonian tradition the spirit of Jatobá is like the grandfather of the forest – strong, wise and protective.

Rapé Jatobá →

Pau Pereira

Platycyamus regnellii

A tall tree of Brazilian forests, known for its remarkably bitter bark.

Rapé Pau Pereira →

Tsunu

Platycyamus regnellii

Known in tradition as the sacred Tsunu tree – the same species as Pau Pereira. Its wood ash is the backbone of many traditional Rapé recipes in Acre.

Rapé Tsunu →

Paricá

An Amazonian tree with a special place in the tradition of the Yawanawá people.

Rapé Paricá →

Yawanawá

Acre, Brazil

A people of Acre in the Brazilian Amazon who prepare several blends of our collection, such as Tsunu and Paricá.

Rapé Tsunu Yawanawa →

Transparency

What we know – and what we don’t

The blend comes from Brazil. The community is not confirmed and the maker is not public. The list of the seven herbs stays undisclosed. We would rather say so plainly than guess.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

Which herbs are in 7 Herbs? +

Seven herbs whose names are not disclosed. We do not guess them or publish speculation.

What is Rapé 7 Herbs made of? +

Tree ash and seven Amazonian herbs whose names are not disclosed.

How strong is Rapé 7 Herbs? +

It is rated Strong (4/5 on our comparative scale). It is a strong blend designed for experienced practitioners, yet described as balanced.

How does it differ from Apurinã? +

Apurinã is green and gentle, with a traditional character of presence rather than cleansing. 7 Herbs is a dark, cleansing blend.

Where does it come from and who makes it? +

From Brazil. The community is not confirmed and the maker is not public.

Where do you ship? +

We ship to European countries and other selected destinations – to your home or to pick-up points and parcel lockers via local carriers, the post office or DHL Express. Details can be found in our Shipping policy.

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Shipping across Europe

Home delivery, pick-up points and parcel lockers. Shipping policy

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Not satisfied? See our Refund & returns policy.

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Write to us and we will help you choose. Haux e muita alegria!

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Ethnobotanical sample – collector’s item

This product is offered exclusively for ethnographic, historical, cultural, educational and research purposes. It is not intended for ingestion, inhalation, smoking, or any internal or medicinal use. The information on this page is educational only and does not constitute a recommendation for use. Handling of the product is entirely the purchaser’s responsibility. Read our full disclaimer.

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