Four Rapéh's – rapé sample set with 4 varieties

Research first, then choose

You want to start with rapé. You look at the collection and see fifteen varieties. Which one is right for you? You'll only know when you feel it.

That's what this rapé sample set is for. Four varieties, 2 grams each. Enough to get to know them slowly, one by one. Then you'll know which bottle you want.

The four varieties in Four Rapéh's increase in strength from 3 to 5 out of 7. You start gently and build up. Rosa, Tsunu and Murici are all good starting points, each with its own character. Cacau sits right in between.

What's in this rapé sample set?

Rosa – strength 3 out of 7

With dried rose petals and other flowers from the tradition. On the label: harmonizing, feminine. Many people experience Rosa as gentle and warm, a rapé that touches the heart. The lowest strength in our collection, and therefore a nice first introduction.

Cacau – strength 4 out of 7

With wild cacao. On the label: warmth, embrace, root and heart. Many people use Cacau to ground themselves and feel connected to the earth beneath their feet. Nice for a quiet meditation.

Tsunu – strength 5 out of 7

Ash from the bark and branches of the Tsunu tree, with leaves of traditional plants. On the label: deeply grounding, energetic, balancing. Strong, yet still a good start. Kevin calls it "super good for going into meditation".

Murici – strength 5 out of 7

On the label: insight, centering, radiance. Many people experience Murici as centering. The mind becomes calmer, thoughts that keep circling can let go for a moment. Also a good start, with its own character.

This is experience, not a promise. Everyone experiences rapé differently.

The same rapé as in our bottles

A sample set is not a leftover batch for us. The bags contain the same fresh, superfine rapé as in the 7.7 and 15-gram bottles.

Everything is handmade by the Huni Kuin in Acre, Brazil. No machines. It is dried, pounded and sifted. The sun does the rest. During the work, they sing and pray.

Rapé you see elsewhere is often a bit coarser and grainier. Our rapé is superfine, almost powdery. That's how you can see how much handwork is involved. And because it is so fine, you need less of it.

Fresh from Acre

Almost every month a new shipment arrives, in small batches. Kevin does the final inspection.

Kevin has known the Huni Kuin for about eight years. He has daily contact with a Huni Kuin village in Acre, via WhatsApp and video calls. The rapé comes directly from them, without intermediaries. Going to the village is at the top of his list.

The Huni Kuin are also called Kaxinawá. They themselves choose Huni Kuin, "the True People". So do we.

"They get the price they ask. I never haggle. And besides, a part of the proceeds goes back to the village." — Kevin

Which set is right for you?

• Four Rapéh's (this set): you are starting with rapé. Strength 3 to 5 out of 7.
• Five Rapéh's: you already know rapé and want more. 7 Eva's, Caneleiro, Katsarau, Samaúma and Mulateiro, strength 5 to 6 out of 7.
• Nine Rapéh's: all nine varieties from Four and Five together, from 3 to 6 out of 7.

Still in doubt? The selection guide puts all varieties side by side for you.

Which rapé is right for you? Take the selection guide

How to use the sample set

Rapé is something you work with, not something you just take. Start consciously. Use one variety per session. That's how you really get to know each variety.

A logical order: start with the lowest strength and slowly work your way up. So Rosa, then Cacau, then Tsunu and Murici. Write down briefly after each session what you noticed. That way you will naturally see which variety suits you.

• Quantity: start with about the size of a pea per nostril. Build up slowly, over several sessions.
• How: you give yourself rapé with a kuripe, a V-shaped applicator. First breathe out completely.
• Order: in the tradition you start on the left (letting go) and then on the right (receiving).
• Then: close your eyes, breathe through your mouth and sit still for a moment. Let what comes, come.

You can read more about the technique in "Using rapé safely".

Read: Using rapé safely

Packaging and storage

• Contents: 4 varieties of Huni Kuin rapé of 2 grams each, handmade
• Packaging: each variety in its own round box with a screw cap, in a gold-colored grip bag with a label. Double sealed.
• Storage: cool, dry and dark, away from the sun and away from damp spaces
• Sealing: always close the box and the bag tightly, moisture is the biggest enemy
• Origin: handmade in a Huni Kuin village in Acre, Brazil
• Shipping: packed by hand and with care by Purity Healing

Safety

• This is a traditional plant preparation for ceremonial and spiritual use. It is not a medicine.
• Not suitable if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Not suitable for unstable heart or vascular problems.
• Not suitable for persons younger than 18 years.
• Do not combine with antidepressants or MAO inhibitors. In doubt? Consult a doctor.
• Purity Healing does not sell this as a replacement for medical or psychological treatment.

Frequently asked questions about the rapé sample set

What's in Four Rapéh's?

Four varieties of Huni Kuin rapé of 2 grams each: Rosa (3 out of 7), Cacau (4 out of 7), Tsunu (5 out of 7) and Murici (5 out of 7).

Is this a good set to start with?

Yes. Four Rapéh's is composed to start with. Rosa, Tsunu and Murici are all three a good start, each with its own character. Cacau is in between Rosa and Tsunu in terms of strength.

Is it the same rapé as in the bottles?

Yes. The same fresh, superfine rapé, handmade by the Huni Kuin. Only the quantity is smaller.

Do I need a kuripe?

Yes. A kuripe is a V-shaped applicator with which you give yourself rapé. Don't have one yet? Send Kevin a message, then he will think along with you.

Can I choose the varieties myself?

No, the sets are fixed. Would you rather try stronger varieties? Then look at Five Rapéh's. Want everything? Choose Nine Rapéh's.

Can I give the sample set as a gift?

Yes. A sample set is a nice way to let someone get acquainted with rapé. Note: only for adults (18+).

Read and discover more

• Rapé varieties explained: all 15 in a row
• Buying rapé: what to look out for?
• What is rapé? The guide for beginners
• Using rapé safely: technique, quantity and intention
• The Huni Kuin: the True People of the Amazon
• Which rapé is right for you? All 15 varieties side by side
• Rosa in a bottle of 7.7 or 15 grams
• Cacau in a bottle
• Tsunu in a bottle
• Murici in a bottle
• Ready for more? Five Rapéh's
• Discover everything? Nine Rapéh's
• Personal advice? Send Kevin a message

View all 15 varieties

Product details

Rapé sample set with four varieties of Huni Kuin rapé: Rosa (3 out of 7), Cacau (4 out of 7), Tsunu (5 out of 7) and Murici (5 out of 7). Each 2 grams. Superfinely ground. Handmade by the Huni Kuin in Acre, Brazil.

Contents and packaging: 4 x 2 grams · each variety in a round box with a screw cap · in a gold-colored grip bag with a label · double sealed · packed by hand

Important to know

All products are only for adults (18+). This product is sold as a plant specimen, only for research purposes. It is not intended for consumption.

Rapé is something you work with, not something you just take. Start mindfully.

• Start with about as much as a pea per nostril. Build up gradually.
• You administer rapé to yourself with a kuripe, a V-shaped applicator. Exhale completely first.
• In the tradition, you start on the left (letting go) and then the right (receiving).
• Then: close your eyes, breathe through your mouth and sit still for a moment.

• Dark glass that blocks UV light, keeping the rapé fresh
• Store in a cool, dry, and dark place
• Lasts 12 to 24 months if stored properly
• Always close the bottle tightly; moisture is its greatest enemy
• Hand-packed with care

• This is a traditional herbal preparation for ceremonial and spiritual use. It is not a medicine.
• Not suitable if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Not suitable for unstable heart or vascular conditions.
• Not suitable for persons under 18 years of age.
• Do not combine with antidepressants or MAO inhibitors. If in doubt, consult a doctor.