Hapeh Mulateiro — traditional hapéh from mulateiro wood

Mulateiro Hapeh is an Amazonian variety of rapeh made with the ash of the mulateiro tree. This large tree is native to the Amazon and is known for its ability to renew its outer bark layer annually.

It is a common Yawanawá blend that combines mulateiro and tsunu ashes. The mixture features a woody aroma with earthy and slightly astringent notes.

Character and traditional properties of Mulateiro

Mulateiro Hapeh typically possesses a strong yet balanced character. Traditionally, it is associated with grounding, inner resilience, focus, and symbolic renewal. This association stems in part from the mulateiro tree's unique ability to regularly shed and regenerate its bark.

These are traditional cultural attributes long recognized by Amazonian tribes.

When use Mulateiro:

During periods of change, after completing an important stage, or while practicing letting go of the past or forming a new intention.

The purpose of Mulateiro rapéh:

- helps let go of outdated beliefs;

- helps break free from mental and behavioral patterns;

- helps bring a past chapter to a close;

- restores resilience after life changes;

- focuses attention on transformation;

- strengthens the readiness to start anew;

- clears space for new intentions and decisions.