Wooden Decorative Kuripe with String and Brush Cleaner
$67.00
Handmade rapé (pronounced ha-pay or rah-pay) self-applicator made out of wood with string and comes with brush for cleaning handmade by an indigenous sister in Estrela Brilhante Daime Church in Maranhão, Brazil . We only have a few available so hurry. These won’t last.
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What is a Kuripe?
- A kuripe is a personal tool for self-administering a special herbal snuff known as Rapéh, which is recognized for its soothing and mind-altering effects. These pocket-sized pipes are often artisanally crafted from organic materials like wood or bone.
What is the purpose of a Kuripe?
- Kuripes facilitate a tidy application of Rapéh. They are cultural artifacts from indigenous South American communities and are sometimes worn as necklaces due to their decorative craftsmanship.
Are there different kinds of Kuripes?
- The market offers a diverse array of kuripes, from the standard V-shaped design to the rare dual-nostril variety, and even multi-functional models that can also function as Tepi pipes.
How is a Kuripe constructed?
- Crafted from materials such as bamboo, wood, bone, or horn, kuripes are fashioned with simplicity and often reflect a deep cultural reverence for the materials, particularly when animal derivatives are used.
How should one use a Kuripe?
- Using a kuripe involves a ritualistic approach starting with mental preparation, careful measurement of Rapéh, and a specific sequence of application to the nostrils.
What is the cleaning process for a Kuripe?
- Regular cleansing of a kuripe, both inside and out, is essential to prevent residue build-up and maintain hygiene, which can be done with basic household items like cotton swabs and water.
Should beginners opt for a Kuripe or a Tepi?
- For novices who prefer individual use, a kuripe is the recommended choice due to its convenience for self-dosing. Tepis, however, are more suited to group settings and traditional ceremonies.
What treasures does the Sacred Medicine Shop offer from the indigenous Yawanawa tribe?
The Sacred Medicine Shop offers a wide array of treasures sourced directly from the indigenous Yawanawa tribe in the Amazon rainforest. These treasures are carefully brought back to be shared with people in Europe who feel a deep calling for them. One of the notable offerings from the shop is the finest quality Rapé, which is meticulously crafted by specific shamans belonging to the Yawanawa and other indigenous tribes. Additionally, the shop carries kuripe and tepi, traditional ceremonial pipes that hold immense spiritual significance.
These pipes are skillfully handcrafted and are highly regarded in indigenous cultures for their ceremonial purposes. Furthermore, the Sacred Medicine Shop offers a selection of beautifully handmade bracelets woven by the women of the Yawanawa tribe. These bracelets are imbued with the sacred power of Uni, a revered tea, and serve as a vessel for spiritual visions that come with blessings and protection for the wearer. For a comprehensive list of the treasures available, please visit the Treasures page, where you will find a variety of sacred items, all sourced with great care and respect from the Yawanawa and other indigenous tribes.
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