In the healing traditions of the Peruvian amazon, the "kashimba", medicine pipe, is a nearly universal tool in ritual and in daily life. Pipes are always made from special hard woods and involve much ceremonial preparation. In this spirit, our pipes are handmade from fine jungle wood, but with one important difference: all the wood used is "carapa" , leftovers from wasteful lumber practices, discarded simply because it is not the right shape to be sold. This carapa is left on-site to rot and often consists of the majority of a tree's overall size and weight. By using this unwanted wood, we reaffirm the desire to leave the jungle strong and unharmed, and a glance alone will show that the wood's quality remains excellent. This pipe is made of chihuahuaco wood with stem of pipa tree inner bark. The only other ingredient is the oil of the brazil nut, native to the Peruvian region of Madre de Dios, used to polish and protect the wood. These pipes are ecologically and natural produced. Please do not support the logging of the Amazon!