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This hand carved incense burner is fashioned from a very dense metallic stone. Hiwaya, in Quechua, has similar properties to hematite. Ready to burn resins and herbs in your sacred space. Because this is a handcrafted item, each may vary slightly. 

An Estrella Khuya, or star stone, carved from Hiwaya stone, native to the Cusco region around Peru. Slightly covered with a thin layer of untu, as a ritual feeding or offering. Wrapped with care. Packaged with care in a despacho cloth with a watana tie. These cloths may have been gently used in ceremonies. 

Perfect power piece for your own mesa. Crafted in Peru.

Our seven point chumpi stone is patiently and skillfully carved from what the people of Peru call "meteorite" or Hiwaya stone. Physically this stone is very heavy and energetically very alive. The seven points represent the position the stone takes on a shaman's sacred mesa cloth (in relation to other stones), and in turn, the specific mountain of the twelve mountains which surround Cusco. The mountain associated with 7 is Apu Machu Picchu. Comes in textile drawstring bag (color may vary from image). Hand crafted in Peru.

Slightly polished stones from Peru that Peruvians call meteorite but is actually Hiwaya stone. This type of stone is similar to hematite. These stones are covered with a thin layer of untu, as a ritual feeding or offering.

This set of 8 stones serves as a great piece for grounding as well as connecting with the stars. These stones are a great holder of heavy energy. They can be used as power stones on your personal altar or mesa. Drawstring pouch design will vary. 

Very special chumpi stone set made from what the Peruvians call meteorite or Hiwaya stone. Energized and powerful! This unique set consists of twelve stones and comes with a beaded tie (watana) and a vintage ceremonial woven cloth. The cloths are unique, so yours will vary slightly from photo. 

Each stone is approximately: 3.5" L  x  2.5" W. The weight of 12 stones wrapped in the bundle is approximately 9.5 lbs

This very special chumpi stone set is made from what the Peruvians call Meteorite or Hiwaya stone. Energized and powerful! This unique set consists of seven stones and comes with a beaded tie (watana) and a vintage ceremonial woven cloth. The cloths are unique, so yours may vary slightly from the photo.

Each stone measures approximately 2.5 x 2.5 inches.

Our thirteen point chumpi stone is patiently and skillfully carved from what the people of Peru call "meteorite" or Hiwaya stone. Physically this stone is very heavy and energetically very alive. Comes in textile drawstring bag (color may vary from image). Hand crafted in Peru.

Khuyas, or stones, such as this set of two, are found around the Cusco region of Peru, and represent masculine and feminine energies. This set of smaller, heavy dark round carved khuyas are typically used to balance the energy within, mainly for personal use. Both are covered with a thin layer of untu, as a ritual feeding or offering. Referred to as Meteorite, the stone is sometimes called Jiwaya. Comes with a multi-color gently used hand woven drawstring pouch for carrying to ceremony or storage. Peru.

These stones weigh approximately 10 oz. each with a 6 inch diameter. The drawstring bag is 5 x 6 inches.

This torus-shaped khuya, or stone with its typical center hole, is carved from what Peruvians call meteorite but which is actually Hiwaya stone. This type of stone is similar to hematite and serves as a great grounding piece as well as connecting to the stars. Native to the Cusco region around Peru is from the Cusco region of Peru. Khuyas, or stones like this, are commonly used as power artes on the Peruvian curandero's mesa.

Comes with its own drawstring pouch, color may vary from photo.

 

 A piece for your sacred offerings and made in Peru. This solid and sturdy, hand carved black offering bowl is fashioned from a very dark and dense metallic stone called Hiwaya in Quechua, an Andean language. Its properties are similar to those of hematite which grounds and protects us and strengthens our connection with Pachamama, making us feel safe and secure. It endows us with courage, strength, endurance and vitality.