The Spirit of Sayri
“The spirit of Sayri relies on these three pillars:
Care, Tradition and Regeneration.”
Our Tobaccos
Recovering the Sacred Legate
The elderly tell that now is the time for humanity to recover their harmonious relationship with Mother Earth, the Pachamama.
Ancestral Practices
According to the vision of the indigenous communities, each plant has a Spirit and when using it, the person seeks to establish a connection with its energy. This is why the time devoted to smoking has been a ceremony since ancient days.
A pleasure that allows the smoker to connect with the sacred and timeless sides of the life experience.
Conscious Smoking
We recommend taking some time for the cigarette rolling, having a good intention in mind. Try to avoid getting the smoke into the lungs, just keep it a few seconds in your mouth for the sacred plant active ingredient to take effect.
The effect to achieve is: be here, now, and feel its spirit!
Our Tobaccos
They are natural strands without additives, developed for the smoker who wants to know what he or she is smoking and, for the same reason, we offer them this high quality product. We do not add to Sayri any of the common additives like aromas, preservers and humectants, nor tobacco residues or puffed tobaccos. Our tobaccos have been cut into thin and long strands, which make cigarette rolling a much easier task.
Natural Tips
In order to keep the humidity of your Sayri tobacco, you can use some moistened cotton, or potato, orange, tangerine, lemon or apple peels. Or you may use fresh mint leaves, incayuyo (Lippia integrifolia), peperina (Minthostachys verticillata) or rose petals, according to your flavor preference. Humectants are not smoked; they are only added to the tobacco bag for a period that should not exceed 24 hours.
Our Tobaccos and the Wiphala
– The Flag of the Andean-Amazonian Communities –
Our ORIGINAL
tobacco
is called K’illu,
which means yellow
in the Aymara language.
Our CLARO
(LIGHT) tobacco
is called Jank’u,
which means white
in the Aymara language.
Our AMASADO NATIVO
(NATIVE MIX) tobacco
is called Ch’uxña,
which means green
in the Aymara language.
Our AGROECOLÓGICO NATURAL
(NATURAL AGROECOLOGICAL) tobacco
is called Sajuna,
which means violet
in the Aymara language.
Our CORTE GRUESO
(COARSE CUT) tobacco
is called Willa,
which means red
in the Aymara language.
Our AGROECOLÓGICO CURADO
(CURED AGROECOLOGICAL) tobacco
is called Arumi,
which means orange
in the Aymara language.
Our OSCURO
(DARK) tobacco
is called Larama,
which means blue
in the Aymara language.
Our AGROECOLÓGICO EN CUERDA
(STRINGED AGROECOLOGICAL)
tobacco is called Ch’iyara,
which means black
in the Aymara language.
Environmental Consciousness
We have also developed a packaging material 100% compostable (paper and different bioplastics).
Materials are 100% free of phthalates BPA and of other public health risks, which are common in traditional plastics.
They do not contain polyethylene or polypropylene. Over 90% of the carbon content is from biologic origin.
The materials used in our packs have received the following certifications.








To Our Customers
Our work at Sayri Tabacos is to deliver costumers a product that is truly
FREE OF CHEMICAL ADDITIVES, as we consider that they are dangerous,
both for people and for the environment.
The tobacco plant has been used since ancient times
in a respectful way and without altering its natural composition.
The return to this caring and conscious ways
is what we develop at Sayri.
The properties and quality of our tobaccos may vary,
which is a clear indicator of their lack of preservers and humectants.
When you buy Sayri, please check its characteristics and, if you have a concern,
please get in touch with us. Thank you.