Rapé Aya Kuntanawa
Weight: 9 g
Prepared by: Kuntanawa
Made in: June
Country: Acré, Brazil
Intensity: Strong
Intentions CEREMONIAL Dream Heart
Kuntanawa · Acre, Brazil
Aya — the vine of souls
Rapé Aya – also called Caapi or Cipó – is a rare ceremonial blend from the Kuntanawa people, built on the ash of the finely ground vine Banisteriopsis caapi. In Amazonian tradition, this vine is known as the “vine of souls”.
Gentle and ethereal in character, it is traditionally associated with ceremony, inner vision and the heart – a blend for deep inner work and quiet reflection.
PREPARED BY
Kuntanawa
ORIGIN
Acre, Brazil
BASE
Banisteriopsis caapi
INTENSITY
Strong
The cultural context of Aya
Intentions in tradition
PRIMARY INTENTION
Ceremonial
The sacred vine at the heart of Amazonian ceremony. A blend for deep inner work and stillness.
SECOND INTENTION
Dreamwork
Intuition, inner vision and symbolic dreams.
THIRD INTENTION
Heart-opening
Compassion, self-acceptance and the gentle softening of old patterns.
These are traditional and symbolic associations, not guaranteed effects.
The vine of souls
An ancient vine, a quiet strength
Banisteriopsis caapi is a tropical liana that can climb up to 30 metres through the rainforest canopy and live for a hundred years or more. Some Amazonian peoples distinguish dozens of varieties of the vine.
Ceremony
Revered for generations at the centre of Amazonian rituals.
Inner vision
Traditionally linked with the third eye and the crown.
Heart
Associated with compassion, openness and joy.
The botanical story
Banisteriopsis caapi
The base of the blend is ash from the finely ground Banisteriopsis caapi vine. Aya, Caapi and Cipó are all names for the same liana – “cipó” simply means vine in Portuguese.
The blend is handmade by the Kuntanawa people. It has a soft, pleasant aroma, often described as reminiscent of wine.
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23.06.2026 13:31:09 | Eva B.
One of my absolute favorites. It relaxes me physically and helps me go deep—to understand the details of how and why I act. Becoming aware of the motives and intentions behind my actions helps me change my attitude toward myself. And that brings another layer of release. Sometimes I approach a ritual with a specific intention, but Aya brings me an insight into something completely different, which is ultimately much more important.