This rapé is made by a young woman shaman named Hukena Yawanawa. Hukena Yawanawa is one of the youngest of her people to be initiated into one of the most profound spiritual diets of this tradition.
This rapé is made by a young woman shaman named Hukena Yawanawa. Hukena Yawanawa is one of the youngest of her people to be initiated into one of the most profound spiritual diets of this tradition. This is a classic combination of Tsunu ashes and strong Rustica. This is our strongest Rapé at the moment and it's a limited edition Rapé!
Very strong blend that reveals all the power of the Yawanawa rapé. This rapé is great for grounding, concentration, and deep inner ceremonial work. It has a deep effect and a strong power.
Daughter of Hushahu - the first woman shaman of the Yawanawa people - Hukena dedicates her life to the study of medicines and the knowledge of her ancestors, and follows the tradition inspired by her mother. In recent years she has traveled throughout Brazil and Europe, leading women's circles and conducting spiritual ceremonies.
The Yawanawá inhabit the southern part of the Gregório River Indigenous Land, and are currently led by Tashka and Laura Yawanawa, a couple that have worked hard to expand Yawanawa territory, reinvigorate Yawanawa culture, and establish economically and socially empowering relationships with the outside world. The whole community and their allies fight for their right to their land, and try very hard to preserve their home, nature, and the forest. Yawanawa tribes live in harmony with the natural world, and they send a strong message to the outside world about the importance of preserving the forests and being in harmony with nature. The Yawanawa have a profound knowledge in their shamanic system kept by their initiates and shamans. The study of Yawanawa spirituality begins with prayers, diets, and intense initiation. Rapé has a central role in their culture as it is one of their main preparations of strength and power. By buying this rapé, you can support the tribes of Yawanawa people.
Wrapping material
In our journey to create the most sustainable product possible, we ended up using glass bottles instead of the plastic variety. We strive to contribute as little as possible to the production of plastic (waste). We would like to ask everyone to keep the supplied Rapé jars. The jars are good to use for other purposes. We are developing a recycling program for glass bottles. It is possible that you still receive your Rapé in a plastic bottle. We are in the middle of the transition from plastic to glass. These are the last plastic bottles.
Hukena Yawanawa is the daughter of Hushahu, the first female shaman of the Yawanawa people. As one of the youngest initiates into the most profound spiritual diets of her tradition, her rapé carries a distinctive feminine ceremonial energy. She bridges ancestral wisdom with new-generation insight, traveling throughout Brazil and Europe to lead women's circles and sacred ceremonies. This blend reflects her unique spiritual perspective, combining Tsunu ash and strong Rustica for maximum potency. Learn more about the Yawanawa tradition in our article The tribal stories behind our rapé.
Yawanawa Hukena is currently one of the strongest rapé blends in our collection. The combination of Tsunu ash and extra-strong Rustica delivers an intense, powerful experience focused on grounding, concentration, and deep ceremonial work. Compared to gentler blends like Cacao rapé or Murici, the Hukena is significantly more intense. This makes it most suitable for experienced rapé users who are ready for a deeper spiritual journey. Always start with a small amount to gauge the intensity before increasing your dose.
The Hukena rapé is limited edition because Hukena Yawanawa personally prepares each batch during her spiritual ceremonies. Production is restricted by the availability of specific plants and the time-intensive ceremonial preparation process. Each batch is created with prayer and intention, making mass production impossible. When current stock runs out, there is no guarantee when a new batch will become available. This makes it a rare opportunity for those seeking the feminine ceremonial power of the Yawanawa tradition. Discover more about rapé in our complete rapé guide.
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