Katukina Tsunu Nisural | Bestowing Blessings and Balance

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Vibrational Essence:

  • Mental Clarity: Helps overcome mental fog & distractions.
  • Emotional Balance: Alleviates negative thoughts & promotes inner peace.
  • Spiritual Cleansing: Assists in removing negative energies & enhances spiritual connection.

Blend Profile: Katukina Tsunu Nisural Hapé is a revered blend from the Katukina tribe, integrating Nisural with Moi, Corda, and Tsunu ashes. This blend is celebrated for its delicate minty scent and its effectiveness in clearing negative energies and enhancing mental focus. The very fine powder has a sandy, light brown hue and provides a refreshing and grounding experience.


Nisural, also known as Nissural or Katsural, is a revered plant widely used in the preparation of traditional hapé by various Amazonian tribes. Cherished for its delicate minty aroma, Nisural is highly effective in clearing negative energies and calming an overactive mind or drifting spirit, making it a key ingredient in many hapé blends. In indigenous healing practices, it is particularly valued for its ability to cleanse the mind and spirit, often employed to combat "Nissun," the accumulation of negative energies that can impact emotional, spiritual, and physical well-being.


Katukina Tsunu Nisural blend, while gentle on the sinuses, delivers a powerful cleansing effect. Users may experience minimal tearing, with the hapé smoothly clearing the mind and boosting alertness. It is ideal for activities requiring concentration and focus, making it an essential tool for spiritual and meditative practices.

About Tribe

Discover the powerful and sacred Hapé of Katukina. The Katukina, also known as Atukina, Catuquina, Katokina, Katukena, and Katukino, are indigenous groups from southwestern Brazil that have a deep connection to the use of sacred plants. They believe themselves to be the first tribe to receive Kambo medicine from the frog and possess vast knowledge of the spiritual properties of plants. Experience the wild and powerful spirit of the jungle with their strong and deep Hapé.

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The Katukina tribe, originating from five linguistic groups and now comprising three, is a distinctive community residing along the Gregorio and Jutaí Rivers in the Acre and Amazonas regions. Historically named by the government, the Katukina identify themselves through six clans

Varinawa (Sun), Kamanawa (Jaguar), Satanawa (Otter), Waninawa (Peachpalm), Nainawa (Sky), and Numanawa (Dove), each with unique beliefs and linguistic nuances.

Despite suffering severe population decline during the latex industry's exploitation, resulting in forced migrations and loss, the Katukina have since reclaimed their ancestral lands. From a mere 177 individuals in 1977, their numbers have rebounded to 594 by 2010.

Katukina society revolves around family structures, often forming villages with extended families. They practice endogamy, marrying within their Pano linguistic group, and polygamy is common. Gender roles are distinct

men engage in hunting and agriculture, while women focus on domestic tasks. Both genders, however, participate in shared activities like fishing and fruit collecting. Skill demonstration in respective roles is crucial for marriage eligibility.

All orders are lovingly wrapped in 100% recycled paper and shipped in sustainable, eco-friendly packaging.

We honor the Earth that provides these sacred medicines by ensuring every element of your package—from the recycled paper wrapping to the biodegradable materials—returns gently to the soil.

Our commitment to reciprocity extends beyond the plants themselves to every aspect of how these gifts reach your hands. No plastics, no waste, só alegria for Mother Earth.

We walk in humble partnership with the indigenous tribes and communities who entrust us with their sacred medicines.

Through our give back program, we return a portion of all proceeds directly to the families, elders, and tribal nations we work with. This is not charity but sacred exchange—a recognition that true healing flows when we honor the source.

Your purchase becomes part of this living circle, supporting indigenous sovereignty, community wellbeing, and the preservation of ancestral wisdom that has blessed humanity for countless generations.

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This natural product is offered for its ethnographic and historical value and is delivered with no expressed or implied fitness for a specific purpose. It is simply a raw botanical specimen, or a scientific sample. The information provided is purely meant for historical, scientific and educational purposes and should never be interpreted as a recommendation for a specific use. The use and application of our product is at the customer's decision, responsibility and risk.

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