This beautiful rapé container combines a 10ml bottle with a handmade clay sleeve full of geometric patterns and nature symbols. The Tete Pawã collective works each piece with feathers and beautiful shapes. Compact format, ideal for rapé storage on the go. Colors range from jade green to grey.
A 10ml glass bottle forms the base of this container, but what you see is the artwork around it. The Tete Pawã collective from the Brazilian Amazon makes these decorations with special clay, applied layer by layer around the glass. The patterns are deeply carved: feathers running along the sides, circular symbols, triangles and spirals. Some have a jade-green hue, others are dark grey or blue - the colors come from natural pigments mixed with the clay.
The lid flows into the decoration. The glass stays protected by the clay layer. The compact format makes it handy for travel. The weight is low despite the decorations, so it slips easily into a bag or pocket.
Key Features: 10ml glass bottle with handmade clay/resin decoration. Made by Tete Pawã collective in Brazil. Geometric patterns and nature symbols. Colors vary: jade green, grey, blue. Each piece unique due to handwork. Compact format for rapé storage.
Glass doesn't breathe and blocks moisture. Rapé stays nice and dry and won't clump together. The seal keeps humid air out. Important in humid climates or if you want to store your rapé for a while.
The clay layer with decoration makes this container an art object. The Tete Pawã works with traditional Amazon symbols - feathers for spiritual connection, circles for cycles, geometric shapes that tell stories. Each pattern carries meaning.
Unscrew the lid, fill the bottle with rapé through the opening, close again. If the outside gets dirty, wipe with a lightly damp cloth. Let it dry well. Store at room temperature, not in direct sunlight as this can fade the colors.
Note: Each piece is unique due to handwork. Images show examples but you may receive a different color or pattern variation.
Glass does not breathe and blocks moisture, keeping rapé dry and preventing clumping. The airtight seal keeps humid air out, which is crucial for rapé shelf life. Unlike plastic, glass does not leach chemicals into the powder.
The Tete Pawã collective is a group of artisans from the Brazilian Amazon who create ceremonial tools using traditional techniques. The clay is applied layer by layer around the glass, with deeply carved patterns of feathers, circles and spirals. Natural pigments provide the colours. Read more about Amazonian traditions in our blog on indigenous tribal cultures.
The container is approximately 6cm tall and holds 10ml of rapé powder. That is sufficient for multiple sessions and ideal for carrying on the go. The compact format fits easily in a bag or pocket, while the clay decoration protects the glass from bumps.
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