Kuripe Collections

Discover Handmade Kuripe Applicators from Amazonian Tribes

Kuripe Bamboo Colourful Threaded Yawanawá

Threaded

The Kuntanawa tribe made this handmade bird kuripe

Bird

Kuripe Wooden Carved Cumaru Yawanawá

Carved

Authentic Kuntanawa Kuripe Applicator for Rapé Snuff

Colorful Pointed

Kuntanawa V-Shaped Kuripe for Rapé (Rapeh) Snuff

Mono Pointed

Rounded Kuripe Applicator made by the Kuntanawa Tribe

Rounded End

Looking to buy a genuine Kuripe? These beautifully handcrafted Kuripe pipes are made by skilled tribal artisans from the Acre region of Brazil. The Kuripe applicator is a vital shamanic tool, deeply rooted in the traditions of indigenous Amazonian tribes. Kuripes serve a sacred purpose in the administration of plant medicines, most notably rapé (rapeh) snuff, a powerful mixture of pulverized herbs, ashes, and tobacco used for spiritual healing, grounding, and deep connection to the self.


Each traditional Kuripe is meticulously crafted from natural materials like bamboo, wood, or bone, symbolizing a profound connection to the Earth. Its small, hollow design allows for the precise self-administration of rapé into the user's nostrils, facilitating a sacred moment of personal reflection and alignment with nature. This ancient ceremonial tool continues to be revered for its spiritual clarity, healing properties, and ritual significance, ensuring that the practice remains an integral part of Amazonian culture and beyond.


Learn more in our insightful articles, 'What is Rapé?' and 'What is a Kuripe?'