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Rapé Anador Kuntanawa 15g

Weight: 15 g

Prepared by: Kuntanawa

Made in: April

Kuntanawa · Acre, Brazil

Anador — the Rapé of stillness

Rapé Anador comes from the Kuntanawa people, known for their deep knowledge of the plants of the Amazon rainforest. It combines leaves of Anador – known in Brazil as Chambá – with ash from the sacred Tsunu tree.

Where many blends lift energy upward, Anador is traditionally said to settle it downward. It is associated with calm, stability and a return to the present moment – gentle rather than heavy or aggressive.

PREPARED BY

Kuntanawa

ORIGIN

Acre, Brazil

PLANT

Anador · Chambá

INTENSITY

Regular

The cultural context of Anador

Intentions in tradition

PRIMARY INTENTION

Cleansing

A gentle clearing of the mind and release of tension – space for calm focus.

PRIMARY INTENTION

Grounding

A return to the body and the present moment. Energy that moves “down and settles”.

SECOND INTENTION

Heart-opening

Associated with emotional balance and inner quiet.

These are traditional and symbolic associations, not guaranteed effects.

Character of the blend

A blend that settles

While many blends raise energy upward, the Kuntanawa associate Anador with settling it – with calm, stability and being anchored in the here and now.

Mind

Mental clarity and calm focus.

Heart

Emotional balance and inner quiet.

Roots

Inner stability and a return to the present.

Members of the Kuntanawa people in Acre, Brazil

The botanical story

Chambá & Tsunu

Anador · Chambá (Justicia pectoralis) is a herb long honoured by Indigenous peoples of the Amazon for its rich aroma and spiritual depth. It gives the blend its calm, quiet character.

Tsunu ash (Platycyamus regnellii) is the traditional base of many blends, adding harmony and a grounding quality that complements the Anador leaf.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

What is Anador (Chambá)? +

Anador, known in Brazil as Chambá (Justicia pectoralis), is a herb long honoured by Indigenous peoples of the Amazon for its rich aroma and spiritual depth.

What is Rapé Anador made of? +

Anador (Chambá) leaves and ash from the Tsunu tree (Platycyamus regnellii). The blend is handmade by the Kuntanawa people.

How is Anador different from other blends? +

Many blends carry an uplifting or fiery character. Anador is traditionally associated with the opposite direction – settling, calm and presence. A similarly gentle, heart-centred profile can be found in 7 Stars.

Which sizes are available? +

Rapé Anador is available in 3.5 g, 7 g, 15 g and 25 g.

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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