Rapé Paricá – Sacred Amazonian Rapé for Heart Opening

Welcome to the world of rapé Paricá – a gentle yet powerful ally from the heart of the rainforest. This Amazonian Rapé Paricá, also known as snuff Rapé Paricá or Rapé from Anadenanthera peregrina, invites you into a space of clarity, grounding, and spiritual connection. With the scent of the forest and the power of the Paricá seed, it opens the path to inner peace.

Are you seeking balance, focus, or a deeper connection to yourself? Rapé Paricá is a sacred tool ready to guide your journey.

Main effects of Rapé Paricá

Rapé Paricá clears the mind, grounds your energy, and brings subtle focus and inner calm. It is ideal before meditation or any energy-cleansing ritual.

TIP: Start with a small dose and a clear intention. Gentleness opens the heart more deeply.

The Katukina tribe uses Paricá during night ceremonies, chants, and vision quests to guide spiritual journeys.

Rapé Paricá and chakra activation

This is a rare rapé for the heart chakra – it gently opens emotional centers, supports healing, and awakens compassion. It also works on the third eye and crown chakras for inner vision and spiritual alignment.

TIP: Stay with your breath during application. The heart opens in silence.

Ingredients of Rapé Paricá

Rapé Paricá is crafted from natural Amazonian to ba cco (Nicotiana rustica), ashes of the Paricá tree (Anadenanthera peregrina), and sometimes other sacred ashes like Schizolobium or Paxtu seed.

TIP: Store in a cool, dry place to preserve its sacred strength and aroma.

How to use Rapé Paricá

Use a kuripe (self-applicator) or tepi (administered by another). Place a small amount in the pipe and blow gently into one nostril, then the other.

TIP: After application, sit in silence and allow the medicine to work through your body and spirit.

Aromatic profile of Rapé Paricá

Its aroma is earthy, smoky, with forest-fresh undertones. Grounding, yet expansive – a fragrance that carries you into nature's embrace.

Note: Tribal elders say the aroma of rapé carries the voice of the forest. No two batches smell exactly the same.

Origin and tradition of Rapé Paricá

This sacred Amazonian rapé comes from Brazilian tribes such as Katukina, Puyanawa, and Caboclo. It is used in ceremonies, healing rituals, and spiritual transitions.

TIP: Before using, say a prayer or set your intention – this opens a respectful connection with the plant spirit.

Haux e mta alegria!

Disclaimer – Ethnobotanical Sample. Not for internal use.

Offered solely for its ethnographic and historical value, this product is a raw botanical sample intended for educational, scientific and cultural purposes. Any use is at the buyer’s own responsibility and risk.