Niaré

Niaré Rapé, also known as “Bashawa,” is a powerful forest medicine traditionally used by the indigenous peoples of the Amazon. This rapé is made from the seeds of the Niaré tree (Anadenanthera peregrina), also known as Yopo, a sacred plant with profound medicinal and spiritual properties.

Traditionally, native Amazonian tribes use Niaré in ceremonies for spiritual connection, energy cleansing, and expanded consciousness.

By removing negative energies and blockages, it promotes a state of balance and harmony, mental clarity, focus, and concentration, which is why it is commonly used in meditative and self-awareness practices.

Niaré ash is added to the rapé for spiritual cleansing and energy balancing, as well as for its properties that provide stability, clarity, and protection, also helping to maintain a strong connection with the earth.

Ashes

For the Kaxinawa (Huni Kuin) and other Amazonian tribes, Bashawa Niure is valued for its powerful spiritual energy.

Bashawa Niure ashes are highly prized in traditional Amazonian medicine and spiritual practices; in healing ceremonies, the ashes are used for cleansing rituals, to remove blockages, and to realign the body’s energy channels.