Handcrafted Peruvian Kuripe – Sacred Woods & Yagé Energy

These beautifully handcrafted Kuripes, made in Peru, are carved from sacred woods such as Chonta and Palo Santo, each carrying its own spiritual significance and energy. The Chonta wood, revered for its protective qualities, has been used in Amazonian traditions for making ceremonial tools, while Palo Santo, known as "Holy Wood," is valued for its cleansing and grounding properties. These Kuripes seamlessly blend ancestral wisdom with artisanal craftsmanship, making them powerful tools for Rapé application.

Each piece is decorated with a small slice of the Yagé vine or a vibrant Chrysocolla (turquoise) stone, adding an element of sacred plant energy and natural beauty. The Yagé vine, traditionally used in Ayahuasca ceremonies, is believed to enhance spiritual connection and insight, while Chrysocolla is known for its calming and healing properties, supporting balance and inner harmony during use. The decorative elements are carefully embedded in epoxy resin, giving the Kuripe a refined and durable finish while preserving the natural essence of the materials.

Designed with a medium-diameter channel, this Kuripe allows for a moderately strong blow, making it versatile for both beginners and experienced users. The adjustable waxed cord, adorned with wooden beads, provides practicality and aesthetic charm, allowing the Kuripe to be easily carried, worn, or stored safely between sessions. The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip, making it a functional and visually striking addition to any practitioner’s collection.

As a handmade product, each Kuripe is one of a kind, with natural variations in wood grain, color, and decoration that make every piece unique in energy and appearance. Whether used for ceremony, personal reflection, or energetic clearing, this Kuripe embodies the harmony of nature, tradition, and craftsmanship.

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Other names: Kuripe, blowpipe, self-applicator for Rapé