Kits

Hapé Snuff Kits: Curated Selections for the Sacred Journey

At Sacred Connection, we are proud to offer a rotating selection of Hapé Snuff Kits, carefully curated to introduce you to the diverse and powerful traditions of Amazonian tribes. These kits are designed with special themes in mind, bringing together unique blends from various tribes, each offering a different flavor and spiritual experience. Whether you are new to shamanic snuff or a seasoned practitioner, our kits provide a wonderful way to explore the rich variety of Rapé from the comfort of your own sacred space.

Explore New Flavors with Every Kit

Our Hapé Snuff Kits are an ideal introduction to new and unique Rapé blends. Each kit comes in convenient five or ten-gram tins, allowing you to sample a variety of flavors and experiences. These kits are perfect for those who wish to explore the spiritual depth and cultural richness of different Amazonian tribes, all at a friendly price.

Sacred Quality for Sacred Connections

As always, we ensure that each Hapé Snuff Kit is made with the highest quality ingredients, sourced directly from our trusted partners in the Amazon. Our commitment to authenticity and respect for tradition means that every kit embodies the sacred connection between the tribes who produce these powerful medicines and the clients who seek to experience their healing properties.

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...