Pipes

A novel hand-carved bone pipe from Peru. Constructed of a carved bone stem wrapped with a band of colorful handwoven Peruvian cloth. Wood bowl finished with creative style detail applied.

Choice of style and size. Stone styles use various colored stones and some seeds are huayruro seeds. Due to the handmade nature of the pipes, your pipe may vary from the image. They are often painted with bright colors. The main design can be either on the wood bowl or sitting atop the bone stem.

This small pipe is skillfully carved from stone found in and around Peru referred to as Machu Picchu stone. The bowl features a carved condor head and other traditional designs are seen applied to the stem. Suitable for carrying in your pocket. Carved in Peru.

This small pipe is skillfully carved from stone found in and around Peru referred to as Machu Picchu stone. The bowl and stem are carved as an amaru, the serpent from Incan lore. Some variation in patterns may occur due to the hand made nature of the pipe. Hand-crafted in Peru. 

This pipe is carved from stone found in and around Peru referred to as Machu Picchu stone. Pipe is meant to be used for ceremonial purposes.

The three totem animals, the condor, jaguar and serpent, represent each of the three realms of the Inca cosmology, the area above the ground; the ground, and the area beneath the ground. Also known as the Upper World, the Middle World, and the Lower World. 

Hand-crafted in Peru.

This large long pipe is skillfully carved from stone found in and around Peru referred to as Machu Picchu stone. The sacred smoking vessel combines the carvings of a trio of the most important animal totems in some types of Peruvian shamanism: the condor, serpent and jaguar. The mouthpiece is carved in the form of the serpent while the bowl is carved as the sacred jaguar head.

Use for your sacred ceremonies to communicate to Spirit. Each item is uniquely carved and designs may vary slightly from image. Wrapped in vintage despacho cloth with watana (tie). Hand-crafted in Peru.

Kuripe blowpipe; used for self-administering hapé medicine. Both ends have been sanded and smoothed for comfort, and the insides have been widened for the most efficient powder medicine delivery. It comes with a black wax cord to wear your Kuripe around your neck. Hand-made so no two are exactly alike having minor cosmetic variations in the wood and the ornamentation that will not affect the purpose of medicine application. Hapé (also known as Rapeh) is a sacred and powerful (and legal) medicine originating in Brazil and Peru, used for healing and cleansing. It is made from various Amazonian medicinal plants, trees, seeds, and vines, and most often Mapacho tobacco. One administers it by blowing it through a Kuripe into each nostril. In some traditions, rapé is used in conjunction with Ayahuasca or San Pedro during ceremonies to help with grounding, blockages, or to aid in purging. 

Comes in 3 styles, choose your sacred wood. 

Note: Bead, string wrap color, and inlay stones vary, photos show variation of item you may receive. 

Immerse yourself in the sacred energy of the Amazon with this handcrafted Ayahuasca Vine Smoking Pipe. Made from the revered Banisteriopsis caapi vine- one of the key ingredients in traditional Ayahuasca brews - this pipe carries deep spiritual significance of connection, insight, and transformation. Each piece is uniquely crafted to preserve the natural intricate patterns of the Ayahuasca vine. The vine itself is known for its grounding and visionary properties, making this pipe an ideal companion for ceremonial use, meditation, or personal reflection. 

Carved by handcraftsmen in Pucallpa, Peru. 

Due to the handmade nature of the pipes, your pipe may vary slightly from the image.

A hand-carved pipe made by a Shipibo craftsman named Nemesio Agustín. Known for its striking red tones and smooth grain, Palo Sangre also known as Bloodwood, is prized for its durability and natural beauty. The rhombus shape carved into the pipe represents our physical body and the V represents the cleansing of our thoughts. 

Due to the handmade nature of the pipes, your pipe may vary from the image.

Crafted from sacred Chonta wood which is revered for its protective and grounding properties. This Chonta smoking pipe embodies the strength and spiritual essence of the Amazon. Traditionally used by Indigenous cultures for ceremonial and meditative practices it is perfect for ritual use and personal reflection. Each pipe is carefully shaped to highlight the natural beauty of the wood, featuring a smooth, ergonomic design that enhances the smoking experience.

Carved by handcraftsmen in Pucallpa, Peru. 

Due to the natural nature of the Chonta wood yours may vary slightly in color from the photo. 

A hand-carved pipe made by a Shipibo craftsman named Nemesio Agustín. This artisan Serpent Smoking Pipe is carved from Palo Sangre wood, a sacred wood known for its deep red hue and energetic properties. The serpent is a symbol of renewal and ancient knowledge, it is intricately carved along the stem, winding its way toward the bowl, embodying the balance between earth and spirit. Embrace the grounding energy of Palo Sangre wood with this transformative smoking accessory.  

Due to the handmade nature of the pipes, your pipe may vary from the image.

Kuripe blowpipe is used for self-administering rapé medicine. Handmade and skillfully carved from stone found in and around Peru referred to as Machu Picchu stone. Both ends have been sanded and smoothed for comfort, and the insides have been widened for the most efficient powder medicine delivery. Hand-made so no two are exactly alike having minor cosmetic variations in the stone and the ornamentation that will not affect the purpose of medicine application. Rapé is a sacred and powerful (and legal) medicine originating in Brazil and Peru, used for healing and cleansing. It is made from various Amazonian medicinal plants, trees, seeds, and vines, and most often Mapacho tobacco. One administers it by blowing it through a Kuripe into each nostril. In some traditions, rapé is used in conjunction with Ayahuasca or San Pedro during ceremony to help with grounding, blockages or to aid in purging. Choice of styles.

 Some variations in patterns occur due to the hand-made nature of the pipe. Peru.

This pipe is skillfully carved from stone found in and around Peru referred to as Machu Picchu stone. The bowl is a carved jaguar head. Additional carving is applied to the stem. Some variation in patterns occur due to the hand made nature of the pipe. Hand-crafted in Peru.

Kuripe blowpipe made of bamboo cane; used for self-administering rapé medicine. Handmade of high-quality bamboo and features a Huayruro seed. Both ends have been sanded and smoothed for comfort, and the insides have been widened for the most efficient powder medicine delivery. Hand-made so no two are exactly alike having minor cosmetic variations in the bamboo and the ornamentation that will not affect the purpose of medicine application. Rapé is a sacred and powerful (and legal) medicine originating in Brazil and Peru, used for healing and cleansing. It is made from various Amazonian medicinal plants, trees, seeds, and vines, and most often Mapacho tobacco. One administers it by blowing it through a Kuripe into each nostril. In some traditions, rapé is used in conjunction with Ayahuasca or San Pedro during ceremony to help with grounding, blockages or to aid in purging. 

Sold individually, color will vary; yours will be intuitively hand-selected for you! See photos for potential colors you may receive.

Kuripe blowpipe made of Palo Sangre Wood; used for self-administering rapé medicine. Handmade of high-quality Palo Sangre Wood also known as Bloodwood due to its dark red color and red sap. Palo Sangre wood is traditionally used to make ceremonial pipes for shamanic practices. Both ends have been sanded and smoothed for comfort, and the insides have been widened for the most efficient powder medicine delivery. Hand-made so no two are exactly alike having minor cosmetic variations in the wood and the ornamentation that will not affect the purpose of medicine application. Rapé is a sacred and powerful (and legal) medicine originating in Brazil and Peru, used for healing and cleansing. It is made from various Amazonian medicinal plants, trees, seeds, and vines, and most often Mapacho tobacco. One administers it by blowing it through a Kuripe into each nostril. In some traditions, rapé is used in conjunction with Ayahuasca or San Pedro during ceremony to help with grounding, blockages or to aid in purging. 

Choose your style.