Pau Pereira – Yanomami Tribe

PAU PEREIRA Rapé / Rumé / Hapé

TRANQUILITY AND DEPTH

• Latin Name: Tabernaemontana laevis

• Ash: Pau Pereira Bark

• Ethnicity: Yanomami

• Strength: Medium - Strong

• Element: Fire

Pau Pereira Rapé is a traditional Amazonian botanical blend derived from the Pau Pereira tree, a species native to the rainforest and known within indigenous plant-based traditions.

This blend carries a deep, woody, and slightly bitter aromatic profile, reflecting the natural character of the tree and its environment. Its composition expresses the richness of forest botanicals and the diversity of Amazonian plant knowledge.

Available to Order in Europe

This Rapé (Hapé) incense blend is available to order within Europe. Each preparation is carefully sourced and offered in small batches, with a focus on authenticity, quality, and respectful handling. 

Prepared using traditional methods passed down through generations, Pau Pereira Rapé preserves both the botanical integrity of its ingredients and the cultural knowledge behind its preparation.

Within Amazonian traditions, botanical blends such as Pau Pereira reflect the relationship between people and the forest, where each plant carries its own identity and significance within a broader system of knowledge.

Each batch is shaped by its origin, carrying the imprint of the environment and the traditions of the community that prepares it.

Pau Pereira Rapé is often explored alongside other Amazonian botanical preparations such as Rapé (Hapé) incense blends, reflecting the diversity of traditional plant-based practices.

We collaborate with indigenous communities and local producers in the Amazon region, supporting traditional craftsmanship, fair exchange, and environmentally conscious harvesting practices.

We use simple paper zip bags to reduce waste and support the health of the planet. This minimalist packaging reflects our focus on quality over excessive branding and aligns with our commitment to mindful, sustainable resource use.

This product is intended only for external use and not for consumption. It may be burned on charcoal during ceremonies or rituals, but it should never be ingested.