Crafted Kuripe Teak Wood

A wooden blowpipe designed for the self-administered Rapéh ceremony, brought to you by the esteemed "Ayaho House" shamanic workshop in Bali. This unique piece is not just an applicator; it's a bridge to the ancestral wisdom and spiritual practices of South America's indigenous cultures.

Made from highly prized teak wood, revered for its strength, durability, and spiritual significance. In many Asian traditions, teak is considered sacred, often found near temples, enhancing the ceremonial experience with its profound connection to nature and spirituality.

- Every kuripe is crafted by hand, emphasizing our commitment to sustainable and conscious manufacturing. We believe in the slow art of creation, where each detail is infused with intention and care.
- Adorned with a carved protective shapibo ornament and the face of an Indian, symbolizing protection and guidance. The flat bottom design allows the pipe to stand upright, ready for your ceremonial use.
- Utilized in sacred shamanic ceremonies, including Ayahuasca rituals, Rapé is known for its ability to clear the mind, purify the energy field, and enhance meditation, supported by the sacred geometry and spiritual energy of this kuripe.
- Aligned with the principles of sustainability, our kuripe is a testament to ethical craftsmanship, made from materials that respect the earth and convey the ancient magic of shamanic knowledge.

This kuripe is more than just a tool for your Rapé ceremony; it's a companion on your spiritual journey, designed to amplify the power of your intentions and connect you with the ancient practices of healing and meditation.