Our collection is ever-evolving as new sacred tools arrive from communities and craftsmen across the world. Return often or connect with us if you're seeking something specific.
KURIPES
TEPIS
KURIPES
Hand Carved Balinese Kuripes
Wood Variations
Coconut - Teak - Tamarind - Cemara - Sono - Sawo - Waru - Iron - Ebony - Crocodile
Many variations, inquire to see what's currently available.
Hand Carved Balinese Tepis
Wood Variations
Coconut - Teak - Tamarind - Cemara - Sawo - Dark Waru - Crocodile
Many variations, inquire to see what's currently available.
Copper Kuripes
Custom made copper kuripes with crystals, leather and unique style options.
Copper is anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-microbial for the cleanest, smoothest application method on the market.
Many variations, inquire to see what's currently available.
Copper Tepis
Custom made copper tepis with crystals, leather and unique style options.
Copper is anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-microbial for the cleanest, smoothest application method on the market.
Many variations, inquire to see what's currently available.
Huni Kuin Kuripes
Beautiful handmade kuripes made by the Huni Kuin tribes of Brazil. Wood, Bone, Stone with various shapes, crystals and designs.
Many variations, inquire to see what's currently available.
Huni Kuin Tepis
Beautiful handmade tepis made by the Huni Kuin tribes of Brazil. Wood, Bone, Stone with various shapes, crystals and designs.
Many variations, inquire to see what's currently available.
Kuripe and Tepi are traditional ceremonial tools used by Indigenous tribes throughout the Amazon, particularly in regions of Brazil, Peru, and Colombia. These pipes hold deep cultural significance and are crafted with intention, prayer, and respect. Within Indigenous traditions, they are used to administer rapé (or hapé) during spiritual and healing practices.
A Kuripe is a small, V-shaped applicator designed for self-administration. One end is placed at the nostril, while the other rests at the mouth, allowing the person to blow the medicine inward with intention. This practice is traditionally used to support grounding, clarity, and connection.
A Tepi is a longer applicator used to administer hapé to another person. One end is placed at the giver’s mouth and the other at the receiver’s nostril. This form of sharing is often used in ceremonial or healing contexts and reflects reciprocity, trust, and support between individuals.
We offer a variety of Kuripes and Tepís, each carrying its own energy, craftsmanship, and relationship to the medicine. Choose the tool that feels most resonant and aligned with your personal practice.