• A small, sealed container with a white lid, labeled 'Caboclo Parica' next to an open container showing a fine, brown powder inside.
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Caboclo Paricå

Caboclo Paricå

$23.00 CAD
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Caboclo Paricá : Is the specialty of our feitor (Hapé maker), and it is rare to find a medicine stronger than this. Crafted with special mapacho from the state of Pará and Paricá ash, also known as Xixá, this Hapé carries potent, focused energy.

While many ashes are spoken of, Paricá is one of the few that, when prepared with care and traditional methods, brings exceptional strength and depth to the medicine. For those who appreciate strong Hapé and are ready for its power, this blend will not disappoint.

Ethically and sustainably gathered and crafted in the Amazon Rainforest of Acre, Brazil.

Recommended Use

Hapé is administered by blowing it into the nostrils using a kuripe or tepi made from bamboo or bone. This intense blow clears the mind, halting internal chatter, and opening a space for intentions. It helps release emotional, physical, and spiritual ailments, easing negativity and confusion for better grounding.Indigenous tribes view every medicinal plant as sacred, to be used with reverence. It's recommended to use Hapé in a respectful environment that honors its healing properties. Before starting, sit in silence and set an intention for your experience, such as seeking insights, physical or energetic healing, or clarity in your life. After the experience, ground yourself by closing your eyes and focusing on your breath, concentrating on your thoughts and the energy released by the medicine.

Our Hapé

The integrity of our Hapé comes from working closely with families in Acre, Brazil, where it is carefully crafted. Each batch is created with reverence, invoking the spirit of the medicine for ultimate healing.

We consider this medicine a sacrament, meant to be approached with respect and trust. Spiritual study is encouraged, and access is given to those showing genuine interest in spiritual growth.

Ingredients

Corda (Sabiá) Artisanal, Parica Ash

Store Hapé in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain its potency and freshness. Use an airtight container to prevent exposure to moisture and air.

The recommended usage of this product is based on traditional methods and has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The information provided is purely for educational purposes. Always consult with your healthcare provider before incorporating this product into your treatment plan.

About the Caboclo People

Rooted in the Amazon's soul, the Caboclo people carry forward a profound cultural legacy—the convergence of Indigenous wisdom, African heritage, and European influence shaped by centuries of forest life. Their knowledge runs deep: a sacred understanding of plant medicine, healing arts, and spiritual practice passed down through generations and enriched by their own lived experience.

The Caboclo Hapé honors this mestizo tradition, celebrating healers and forest guardians who bridge ancestral teachings with contemporary stewardship. Each blend reflects their syncretic vision—a harmonious weaving of Indigenous instruction with the intuitive knowledge of those who have made the rainforest their sanctuary.

Through Altar Origin, we recognize the Caboclos' vital role in preserving and evolving forest medicines, ensuring these sacred practices endure with reverence for both heritage and nature.

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About this blend

The Story Behind “Vine of the Shaman”

Veia de Pajé carries a story within the Kuntanawá tradition. The vine’s heart-shaped leaf gives rise to another name associated with this blend: “heart of the boa,” or jiboinha.

In the account shared with this Hapé, Kuntanawá elders emphasize approaching it with a clear intention. This cultural context helps explain the significance of “Vine of the Shaman” a name connected to the plant’s symbolism and the tradition surrounding its preparation.

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Veia de Pajé or Yawanawá Tsunu?

Both blends include Tsunu ash, but they come from different Indigenous traditions. Kuntanawá Veia de Pajé also incorporates the vine that gives “Vine of the Shaman” its name. Yawanawá Tsunu is described as a blend of Tsunu ash and mapacho.

The distinction is in their ingredients and cultural background, rather than a simple stronger-versus-gentler comparison. Explore Yawanawá Tsunu if you are looking for a Tsunu-and-mapacho blend; consider Veia de Pajé if you are specifically seeking the Kuntanawá preparation incorporating this vine.

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Why buy fromAltar Origin?

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  • Directly Sourced from Indigenous Communities — We work closely with Indigenous artisans, harvesters, and medicine keepers, ensuring fair trade and supporting traditional ways of life.
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Before you choose

Questions we hear often

Can I buy a small package before choosing a larger size?

Yes. This listing offers a 3.5 g package, alongside 7 g, 21 g, 35 g and 50 g options. The smallest package lets you purchase less of this particular blend.

Why do two Hapé products share the Tsunu name?

Tsunu refers to the ash ingredient named in these blends. A shared ingredient name does not establish an identical recipe or preparation. Compare the maker, listed ingredients and confirmed product characteristics.

Do larger quantities offer better value?

Yes. Larger packages offer a lower price per gram compared with smaller sizes. Our Hapé sample sets also offer discounted pricing, making them a good option for exploring several blends. Compare the available sizes and sample sets to find the best value for your purchase.

Does the package include an applicator?

This product includes the Hapé only. Kuripe and Tepi applicators are sold separately. If you need an applicator, browse our collection or explore a Hapé starter kit that includes one. Check the kit description for its exact contents.

Can the colour or texture vary between batches?

Yes. Colour, texture and taste can vary slightly between batches. Seasonal conditions in the Amazon basin influence the natural ingredients used in preparation, so materials gathered during the dry season can differ from those gathered during the rainy season.