Handmade by the indigenous shamans of the Matses and Katukina tribe. The Kuripé is a traditional self-applicator used for administering sacred Rapé (Hapé) snuff during personal ceremony, meditation, or spiritual practice. This V-shaped pipe connects the mouth to the nostrils, allowing the user to gently blow the medicine into their own nasal passages with intention and control. Used for centuries by Indigenous tribes of the Amazon, the Kuripé is considered a sacred tool for grounding, clearing the mind, and deepening spiritual connection. The ritual of using Rapé can help promote focus, energetic cleansing, and a sense of balance. Often made from natural materials such as bamboo, wood and bone. Ranging from 8cm to 11cm
