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Handcrafted Amazonian Kuripe Self-Applicator with Fiery Beaded Tassel
£59.00
This Handcrafted Amazonian Kuripe Self-Applicator is a vibrant ceremonial tool that embodies the energy of transformation and the sacred traditions of the Amazon. Crafted from bamboo, the Kuripe features hand-burned geometric carvings symbolising balance, grounding, and spiritual connection.
The standout feature of this Kuripe is the fiery beaded tassel, intricately handwoven in shades of red, orange, yellow, and black. These colours represent the elements of fire and earth, evoking themes of renewal, vitality, and protection. The beadwork’s design forms a radiant pattern that amplifies the spiritual energy of the Kuripe, making it a powerful tool for Hapè rituals.
The ergonomic "V" shape ensures precision and ease during Hapè application, while the combination of natural bamboo and bold beadwork creates a tool that is both functional and visually captivating. This Kuripe is perfect for those seeking transformation, grounding, and a deeper connection to shamanic traditions.
Quantity
Only 1 left in stock
Usage & Rituals
The Handcrafted Amazonian Kuripe Self-Applicator with Fiery Beaded Tassel is an essential tool for transformative Hapè rituals. Begin by cleansing the Kuripe with sacred herbs like sage or palo santo to purify its energy and prepare it for ceremony. Hold the Kuripe with reverence, connecting to its fiery energy, and set a clear intention for your ritual—whether it is to release, renew, or energise.
Place a small amount of Hapè into one end of the Kuripe. Position the opposite end against your nostril and blow gently, allowing the sacred medicine to flow through and align your energy. The fiery tassel and bamboo carvings serve as powerful conduits for focus and transformation, amplifying the depth of your ritual.
After the ceremony, clean the Kuripe thoroughly and store it in a sacred space. Over time, this Kuripe becomes a cherished companion, carrying the energy of the fire element and the wisdom of Amazonian shamanic practices.
Origin
Made by artisans from Peru.
