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Rapé: Origins & Tradition
Where rapé comes from, who keeps it, how it is made and shared — with the honest cautions every newcomer should know.
- What rapé is, and the Huni Kuin and Yawanawá peoples who keep it
- From the fire to the fine powder: how it is made by hand
- Kuripe and tepi, and the traditional way of sharing it
- Honest cautions about nicotine, and who should not use it
- How to choose and store rapé well
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