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Handcrafted Amazonian Kuripe Self-Applicator with Beads and Cristal
£42.00
This Handcrafted Amazonian Kuripe Self-Applicator is a striking ceremonial tool, meticulously crafted to combine artistry and functionality. Made from richly coloured hardwood, this Kuripe features a vibrant beaded design in hues of blue, gold, and white, symbolising balance, protection, and spiritual clarity. The intricate beadwork adds an element of sacred energy, making this Kuripe a visual and spiritual treasure.
The handle is wrapped in natural fibres for enhanced grip and adorned with a carved metal accent at the base, representing strength and grounding. A durable cord is attached for portability and ease of use, ensuring the Kuripe remains close during ceremonies and travels.
The ergonomic "V" shape ensures precision in Hapè application, while the blend of textures and materials creates a deeply meaningful connection to Amazonian traditions. This Kuripe is not just a tool—it is an expression of reverence for the sacred practice of Hapè rituals.
Quantity
Only 1 left in stock
Usage & Rituals
The Handcrafted Amazonian Kuripe Self-Applicator with Beaded Design and Metal Accent is an essential ally for personal Hapè ceremonies. Begin your ritual by cleansing the Kuripe with sage, palo santo, or another sacred herb to align its energy with your intentions. Hold the Kuripe with gratitude, focusing on your purpose for the ceremony—be it grounding, clarity, or energetic alignment.
Place a small amount of Hapè into one end of the Kuripe. Position the opposite end into your nostril and blow gently, allowing the medicine to flow into your energetic field and open pathways for transformation. The beaded design and metal accent amplify the tool’s spiritual potency, guiding your intentions and enhancing the ritual’s depth.
After use, clean the Kuripe thoroughly and store it in a sacred space to preserve its purity. Over time, this Kuripe will become a trusted companion, embodying your spiritual journey and the traditions of the Amazon rainforest.
Origin
Made by artisans from Peru.
