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Description
A traditional Zunu Rapé from the Huni Kuin tribe with a clear, earthy-woody aroma.
Connection, cleansing & balance
100% traditionally made – without additives.
Made by Rita Huni Kuin, Rio Jordão, Acre Brazil
Directly from the Brazilian Amazon, this Rapé is created in harmony with the traditional practices of its people. Made with traditional songs, prayers, and a deep connection to nature, this Rapé carries the essence of the rainforest within it.
What is Zunu Rapé?
Zunu is a tree whose ash is used in this traditional blend. In the plant culture of the Huni Kuin, Zunu is an integral part of ritual practices and has been passed down for generations. The blend reflects the deep connection to nature and the traditional use of plants in the Amazon.
- Authentically, traditionally & ritually made
- Directly sourced from Rita Huni Kuin from the Amazon
- Rooted in indigenous tradition and cultural knowledge
- Sustainable & mindful – produced in small batches
Contents:
8g ZUNU Rapé
For smoking on charcoal
Content & Origin
ZUNU Rapé by Rita Huni Kuin. 100% traditional blend – no additives.
Made from the ashes of the sacred Tsunu tree and other healing plants, by Rita Huni Kuin from the village of Chico Curumim on the Jordão River in Acre, Brazil.
Contents: 8g per jar
Our Rapé is delivered in a high-quality glass bottle with a safety cap.
Incense - for burning on charcoal
- Not suitable for consumption -
Returns & Warranty
We stand 100% behind our products, as well as their origin and quality. If you are not completely satisfied, return the product to us within 30 days and you will receive a full refund!
Delivery
🕐 Processing time: 1–2 business days
📦 Standard shipping: 3–5 business days (DE) / 5–8 business days (EU)
🚚 Free shipping on orders over €79 (DE) / over €149 (EU)
🔍 Tracking included
Why Zunu?
What Rapé lovers say
Rita Huni Kuin
Rita Huni Kuin is part of the Huni Kuin tribe in the Brazilian Amazon, born and raised in the village of Chico Curumim on the Jordão River in Acre. The rainforest is her home and her teacher. She combines a deep understanding of the plants and traditions of her people with a modern, creative expressiveness.
As an artist and activist, Rita is committed to making the culture of the Huni Kuin visible and building bridges between different worlds. Her knowledge of plants, rituals, and songs is deeply rooted in tradition and is carried forward in her own, vibrant way.
Together with her family and the community of her tribe, she produces this Rapé based on traditional knowledge – just as it has been passed down for generations. We are in direct contact with her and source this Rapé without intermediaries – fair and in personal connection.
When you hold this Rapé from YOMERA in your hands, you hold a product that Rita and her community have created with tradition, creativity, and genuine connection to the Amazon. From the heart of the rainforest, directly to you.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Zunu Rapé?
Rapé Zunu is a traditional blend from the Brazilian Amazon. It is based on the ash of the Zunu tree and is part of the ancestral plant culture of the Huni Kuin.
What is a Rapé ceremony?
A Rapé ceremony is a traditional, ritual gathering in which Rapé is used within indigenous communities. It emphasizes a conscious, respectful approach, often accompanied by songs, prayers, or silent reflection. It particularly focuses on the moment of mindfulness and the connection to tradition.
What is Rapé made of?
Rapé should be kept out of reach of children and is not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women.
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