Handcrafted Kuripe, Rosewood
24.00 €A kuripe carved from solid rosewood with a natural polish. Every piece is unique in its wood grain.
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A kuripe carved from solid rosewood with a natural polish. Every piece is unique in its wood grain.

Bark of the Brazilian “tree of tranquility” (Erythrina mulungu). A traditional evening decoction for deep relaxation.

Finely ground dried Amanita muscaria caps, sealed 50 g pack. Collectible/ethnobotanical purpose, 18+.

Whole Amanita muscaria caps, gently dried at low temperature. Harvested in unspoiled Baltic forests. Collectible/ethnobotanical purpose, 18+.

A full set of Amazonian practices: hapé + kuripe + sananga + kambo. The best value versus buying separately. For experienced practitioners, 18+.

Everything for a first experience: mild hapé 10 g + bamboo kuripe + Nukini mint hapé 10 g for comparison. Better value than buying separately.

250 g ceremonial cacao + 100 g palo santo + a ceremony guide. A ready-made gift for yourself or someone close to you.

Everything for a cleansing ritual: a white sage smudge bundle, three palo santo sticks, and a natural abalone shell.

Natural palo santo sticks (Bursera graveolens) from Peru/Ecuador, ethically sourced from fallen trees. About 5–7 sticks.

A large pack of palo santo — about 15–18 sticks. Roughly 30% better value than the small pack — for regular practice and studios.

A 12 cm hand-hammered Tibetan bowl made from seven metals, with striker and cushion included. A clear, high tone for meditation and opening or closing a practice.

A large 20 cm hammered bowl: a deep, low tone, long sustain, and a vibration you can feel. For sound sessions and bodywork.

Hapé from the Huni Kuin (Kaxinawá) people — mild to medium strength, “heart-opening,” with herbal notes. A classic for ceremonies and shared practice.

Traditional hapé from the Katukina people: balanced strength, a warm, spiced profile. A good “middle ground” between mild and strong blends.

A classic ceremonial hapé from the Kuntanawa people, made with tsunu tree ash. A dense, grounding profile — a versatile choice for regular practice.

Fresh menthol hapé from the Nukini tribe: mint and eucalyptus notes, a light “opening of the breath.” A great daytime choice.