Rapé Tsunu Huni Kuin
Weight: 7 g
Volume 10ml
Prepared by Huni Kuin
Made in June
Country Acré, Brazil
Intentions Cleansing Grounding Ceremonial
Tsunu – the clear centre
Tsunu is the most respected ash base in the Amazon – the gold standard from which dozens of other blends are built. This is the preparation of the Huni Kuin, a lineage of healers and singers known for their gentle hand with the medicine: sacred ash from wood of the Tsunu tree (Platycyamus regnellii).
Where other blends carry you upward into vision or heavily down into the body, Tsunu returns you to the clear centre. In tradition its signature is a swift mental reset – sweeping out mental fog and scattered thoughts and leaving a bright, clear head behind. Not a slap, but laser clarity.

Intentions in tradition
Cleansing
Grounding
Ceremonial
These are traditional and symbolic associations, not guaranteed effects.
Grounding · Tranquillity · Wisdom
The Huni Kuin preparation has a slightly softer onset than the more forceful lineages, but the same depth: clear inner space, a release of heaviness and the kind of mental clarity in which you suddenly hear yourself. As the first wave settles, tradition describes landing in grounded, centred presence – awake, stable, fully here. That is why Tsunu is an ideal ceremonial foundation: a neutral sacred canvas that holds your intention and prepares body and mind for deeper work – prayer, deep meditation and quiet introspection. Tsunu is also associated with opening the heart, harmonising energy imbalances and emotional and spiritual healing. A classic that always fits.

Platycyamus regnellii
Tsunu (Platycyamus regnellii), known in Brazil also as Pau Pereira, is a tall native tree of the legume family. Its bark is burned into the fine, pale ash that forms the backbone of countless traditional Rapé recipes across Acre.
Tsunu is the base of several blends in our collection – Rapé Tsunu Yawanawá, Rapé Nukini and Rapé Sansara. Read more about the Huni Kuin people.
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