Ceremonial Rapé Holders and Kuripe – Frog, Snake, and Bear Designs in Palo Santo, Stone, and Bone.

Sacred instruments for the ritual use of Amazonian rapé, crafted with ancestral materials and carved with animal power symbols (frog, snake, bear) that represent the connection to jungle medicine.

Main Features
Sacred Materials:

Palo Santo: Purifies the space and attracts spiritual clarity during ceremonies.

Stone and Bone: Provide durability and shamanic symbolism, linked to ancestral protection and strength.

Carved Designs: Figures of a frog (transformation), snake (wisdom), and bear (strength), aligned with archetypes of the Amazonian worldview.

Ceremonial Functionality:

Rapé Holder: Ritual container for storing medicinal powder, precisely carved to preserve its energy.

Kuripe: Rapé self-applicator, designed to infuse sacred tobacco into the nostrils, balancing the solar and lunar energy channels.

Ritual Use and Symbolism
Frog: Linked to emotional cleansing and connection with water as a purifying element.

Snake: Represents ancestral knowledge and physical and spiritual healing.

Bear: Symbol of introspection and earthly power, ideal for grounding rituals.

Stone and Bone: Materials used by shamans to channel specific energies during Rapé or Ayahuasca ceremonies.

Instructions for Use
Charging the Rapé: Place a pea-sized amount on the end of the Kuripe.

Application: Place the Kuripe in one nostril, inhale deeply, and blow gently to release the powder.

Energy Balance: Alternate between both nostrils to harmonize the cerebral hemispheres and the yin-yang channels.

Energetic Properties
Palo Santo: Clears stagnant energies and raises the vibrational frequency of the ritual.

Animal Designs: Act as channels of intention, enhancing healing according to the chosen archetype.

Stone/Bone: Amplify the connection with nature spirits and ancestors.

Ideal for shamans, ceremonial guides, or practitioners seeking authentic tools, full of symbolism and made with ethical materials.

Footnotes
Rape holders and kuripes with designs made of materials such as stone and Palo Santo are common in ceremonial crafts.

Kuripes with animal designs made of chonta wood are used in ceremonies for protection and energetic balance.

Palo Santo is used in rituals for its energy-cleansing properties.