Veia de Pajé Rapé (Hapé) – Kuntanawa

Veia de Paje Sacred Rapeh

Veia de Paje is an authentic Amazonian blend prepared in connection with the Kuntanawa people. Its name — “Vein of the Paje” — comes from a heart-leafed forest vine woven into the blend, giving this rapeh a distinctive, grounded character.

About This Blend

The Kuntanawa call themselves the People of the Palm Fruit, or the People of the Stars. They live in the State of Acre, in the Alto Juruá Indigenous Reserve on the Tejo River, in the municipality of Marechal Thaumaturgo, in the villages of Kuntamana and 7 Stars, with a population estimated around 400. They carry a rich variety of forest snuffs and blends with many different characters. If you are new to rapeh, our guide on what rapéh is explains its origins, preparation, and traditional use.

Origin and Craftsmanship

This blend is hand-prepared in small batches, carrying the character of traditional Kuntanawa craftsmanship and a deep connection to the forest.

Botanical Composition

Veia de Paje is made with natural Sabia mapacho (tobacco), ashes of the Sapota tree, and a forest vine known as the “heart of the boa constrictor” for its heart-shaped leaves — also called the “Veia de Paje” (Vein of the Paje).

Product Details

Available in a range of weights. Explore more of our authentic Amazonian blends:

Rapé Snuff – Tsunu Rapé – Yawanawá Rapé – Nukini Rapé Snuff – Kuntanawa Yawanawá Rapé

Because this is a small-batch botanical product, color, aroma and texture may vary slightly between batches. For sale only to adults aged 21 or older. Keep out of reach of children.