Rapé Samaumá Kuntanawa 25g
Weight: 25 g
Prepared by: Kuntanawa
Made in: April
Country: Acré, Brazil
Intensity: Regular
Kuntanawa · Acre, Brazil · regular
Samaumá — the Mother of the Forest
Rapé Samaumá is a beautiful ceremonial blend of the Kuntanawa people, connected with the great Samaumá tree – the largest tree of the Amazon, honoured as the “Mother of the Forest”. In Amazonian tradition this majestic tree symbolises the union of heaven and earth.
Its very fine texture and gentle yet powerful character bring heart energy, harmony and deep forest wisdom into quiet ceremonial practice – in tradition it is associated with meditation, prayer, connection with nature and with the ancestors.
PREPARED BY
Kuntanawa
ORIGIN
Acre, Brazil
TEXTURE
Very fine
INTENSITY
Regular
The cultural context of Samaumá
Intentions in tradition
PRIMARY INTENTION
Ceremonial
Focusing on intention during rituals, meditation and prayer.
SECOND INTENTION
Heart-opening
Heart energy and harmony of thoughts, feelings and emotions.
THIRD INTENTION
Protection
A strong spiritual connection and a sense of protection.
These are traditional and symbolic associations, not guaranteed effects.
Between heaven and earth
Roots in the spiritual world
In tradition Samaumá works mainly with the Crown and the Solar Plexus, and also with the Navel – the central chakra connected with our relationships. Its strong energy is said to move through the whole body and bring cleansing, harmonising thoughts, feelings and emotions. This sacred Hapé brings a very strong spiritual connection and protection, helps to focus on intention during rituals and connects our roots with the spiritual world – ideal for deep meditation and prayer.
Chakras
Crown and Solar Plexus – with the Navel centre.
Gifts in tradition
Ancestor connection, grounding, harmony and protection.
Energy
Feminine – nurturing like the Mother of the Forest.
The botanical story
Ceiba pentandra
Samaumá (Ceiba pentandra), also known as kapok, is the giant of the Amazon. It can grow over 60 metres tall, rising above the forest canopy, and rests on enormous buttress roots that spread like walls around its trunk. Forest peoples say that knocking on these roots carries sound far through the jungle.
Its pods hold a soft, silky fibre that drifts on the wind with the seeds. In our collection you will also find Rapé Samaumá Huni Kuin, prepared by another tribe to its own recipe.
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