Tsunu

The Yawanawá love to make their rapé with Tsunu ashes, and call it by the name “Rume” only if it contains Tsunu ashes.

The Yawanawá use rume in all their ceremonies with “Uni” (That’s what they call the Ayahuasca drink), and also on a daily basis, a common time is when they meet in the afternoon, before or after bathing in the river.

-Properties and benefits: The Rapé Yawanawá tsunu is a variety of Rapé ideal for connecting with feminine energy, for healing and cleansing, as well as for realigning energy channels, acting powerfully on a physical, mental, emotional and spiritual level.

-Tribe: Made by the Yawanawá tribe of Brazil.

-Composition: Mapacho and tsunu ashes, among other sacred Amazonian plants.

-Size: 10 ml bottles (8 to 9 grams) Reusable glass container.

-Use: Ethnobotanical curiosity. Exclusive use for scientific, historical and ritualistic study.