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Rapé Mariri Shawadawa

Weight: 9 g

Prepared by: Shawãdawa

Made in: July

Country: Acré, Brazil

Intensity: Strong

Intentions CEREMONIAL Grounding Cleansing

Description

Shawãdawa · Acre, Brazil · premium

Mariri — the vine that brings you home

Rapé Mariri is a premium ceremonial blend of the Shawãdawa people, carrying the wisdom and strength of the deep jungle. Its key ingredient is ash of the sacred vine Banisteriopsis caapi – called Mariri by the Pano-speaking peoples – combined with organic Mapacho and ash of sacred Amazonian trees.

“Each pinch is a bridge between earth and spirit, helping you return home – to stillness, clarity and presence.” In tradition it is associated with deep meditation, quieting the inner dialogue, mental clarity and ceremonial cleansing – and with a firm sense of grounding.

PREPARED BY

Shawãdawa

ORIGIN

Acre, Brazil

CHARACTER

Ceremonial · cleansing

INTENSITY

Strong

The cultural context of Mariri

Intentions in tradition

PRIMARY INTENTION

Ceremonial

Deep meditation, presence and quieting the inner dialogue.

SECOND INTENTION

Grounding

After opening comes a deep sense of grounding and inner balance.

THIRD INTENTION

Cleansing

Ceremonial cleansing, detox of the energy field and releasing mental fog.

These are traditional and symbolic associations, not guaranteed effects.

Sacred medicine of the vine

A bridge between earth and spirit

For the peoples of the Amazon, Mariri is a sacred shamanic medicine used for countless generations. In tradition it brings a feeling of lightness, energises the spirit and supports deep inner cleansing – of both the energy field and the body, including releasing mucus. It is said to sharpen the mind and concentration, bring emotional calm, open the crown and the third eye and clear mental fog – connecting a person with their Higher Self, the spirit of nature and Pachamama.

Chakras

Crown and Third Eye – with a strong grounding flow.

Gifts in tradition

Clarity, focus, emotional calm and inner transformation.

Texture

Extremely fine, talcum-like powder after careful sieving.

The botanical story

Banisteriopsis caapi

Mariri is one of the many names of the sacred liana Banisteriopsis caapi – known elsewhere as Jagube, Caapi, Yagé or Aya. The Pano-speaking peoples of Acre, including the Shawãdawa, call the vine itself Mariri.

In our collection the vine appears in three blends with distinct characters: Jagube grounds and leads inward, Aya integrates emotions, and Mariri ceremonially cleanses.

At a glance

Key facts

Name

Rapé Mariri Shawãdawa

Botanical name

Banisteriopsis caapi (ash) + Mapacho

Prepared by

Shawãdawa, Acre, Brazil

Intentions

Ceremonial · Grounding · Cleansing

Chakras

Crown · Third Eye

Character

Ceremonial, cleansing

Intensity

Strong

Sizes

3.5 g · 7 g · 15 g · 25 g

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

What is Rapé Mariri? +

Rapé Mariri is a premium ceremonial blend of the Shawãdawa people of Acre, Brazil, made with ash of the sacred Mariri vine (Banisteriopsis caapi), organic Mapacho and ash of sacred Amazonian trees.

Why is it called Mariri? +

Mariri is the name the Pano-speaking peoples of Acre, including the Shawãdawa, give to the sacred vine Banisteriopsis caapi.

What is Mariri traditionally associated with? +

Its primary traditional intention is ceremony – deep meditation and a quiet inner dialogue – followed by grounding and cleansing. It is linked with mental clarity, concentration, emotional calm, detox of the energy field and opening the crown and third eye.

How is Mariri different from Jagube and Aya? +

All three contain the same vine. Mariri carries a ceremonial, cleansing character, Jagube is the most grounded and leads inward, and Aya integrates emotions.

How strong is Rapé Mariri? +

It is rated Strong and designed for experienced practitioners.

Which sizes are available? +

Rapé Mariri 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.

Also in our collection

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Shipping across Europe

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

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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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