Shamanic Snuff Rapé

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We offer our very own line of 100% original shamanic snuffs! They were produced for us by our partners in Brazil. All crafted utilizing indigenous ingredients and teachings from the Amazon basin. Our snuffs have been produced with the guidance and supervision of our friend and partners in the forest, ensuring that our products adhere to the highest quality standards. Experience for yourself the potent and authentic benefits of these blends by exploring our unique line of snuffs.

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Sacred Connection offers an easy and secure online shopping experience for traditional medicines sourced directly from Amazonian communities. Our own home brand products are ethically and sustainably sourced and produced under direct supervision with standardized recipes. We offer excellent customer service and fast, secure shipping. Sacred Connection’s range includes sacred snuffs, Sananga eye drops, and more. We believe in making transformative medicines accessible to everyone at an unbeatable price. Shop with us for authentic and powerful products that have been used for centuries in traditional Amazonian cultures, and experience spiritual, physical, and emotional healing.

Take a look at others sacred snuffs!

There is a wide variety of Rapé mixtures used by indigenous peoples in the Amazon Basin, and exploring them can offer insight into the diverse cultural heritage and traditions of these communities.

Each Rapé has its unique blend of plant materials, ashes, and other natural substances, which are carefully selected and combined according to specific traditions and beliefs.

Apurinã Rapé

They live scattered along the banks of the Purus river, the Apurinã share a rich cosmological and ritual complex.

Caboclo Rapé

The people called Caboclos are the fruit of the historical syncretic relations dating back to the post-colonization

Huni Kuin Rapé

The name Huni Kuin means the True People but they are more commonly known as the Kaxinawa.

Katukina Rapé

The Katukina were one if the first tribes to bring the medicines of the forest like Kambo and Rapé to the outside world...

Kuntanawa Rapé

The Kuntanawa call themselves the People of the Palm Fruit, or the People of the Stars. This ethnic group is from the State of Acre....

Nukini Rapé

In the midst of great resistance to the first Peruvian rubber boom the Nukini of Brazil settled in the region that includes the Juruá

Shawãdawa Rapé

Some words from Shawãkaya, our partner from the Shawãdawa nation: "We the Shawãdawa live around the upper Juruá River...

Yawanawá Rapé

Among the sacred medicines of the Yawanawa people the Rumé or Rumã as they call their Rapé has a central place in their culture...

Puyanawa Rapé

Their culture became nearly extinct, while they were forced to work as slaves in the rubber plantations they were catechised...

Shanenawa Rapé

The name Shanenawa is etymologically composed of the words Shane (a type of blue-colored bird) and Nawa...