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Kuripe Palo Sangre Crystal

Weight: 20 g

Country Peru

Size: Medium

Description

Kuripe · Self-applicator

Kuripe Palo Sangre Aya: bloodwood, blue stone and crystal

A hand-carved Kuripe made of deep red Palo Sangre wood, decorated with the Aya motif, a blue stone and a crystal accent. One of a kind, and a striking piece for any collection.

Material

Palo Sangre (bloodwood)

Inlay

Blue stone & crystal

Size

Medium

Weight

approx. 20 g

Type

Self-applicator

Wood

Palo Sangre

Dense, deep red-brown bloodwood with a naturally warm grain. Every piece is hand-finished, so the colour and pattern of each Kuripe differ slightly.

Symbol

Aya

The carved Aya motif refers to the Amazonian vine and its place in the traditions of the region. It is a decorative and symbolic element of this piece.

Details

Blue stone & crystal

A blue stone inlay and a crystal accent give the blowpipe its character and make it a distinctive collector's piece.

Kuripe Palo Sangre Aya – hand-carved blowpipe made of bloodwood

Kuripe Palo Sangre Aya – detail of the carved bloodwood and blue stone

Kuripe Palo Sangre Aya – crystal tip and size comparison

About

What is a Kuripe?

A Kuripe is a traditional self-applicator: a small V-shaped blowpipe from the Amazon, carved from wood, bone or bamboo. It is an essential companion of Hapé (Rapé) in the traditions of many native peoples. Read more in our article about the Kuripe, or take a look at the longer Tepi.

One of a kind

Handmade, so no two are identical

Each Kuripe is shaped and polished by hand. Slight differences in grain, shade and detail make every piece unique.

Name	Kuripe Palo Sangre Aya
Type	Self-applicator (blowpipe)
Material	Palo Sangre (bloodwood)
Details	Aya motif, blue stone, crystal
Size	Medium
Weight	approx. 20 g
Origin	Handmade in South America
Care	Keep dry; wipe with a soft dry cloth

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a Kuripe? +

A Kuripe is a traditional self-applicator, a small V-shaped blowpipe used by Amazonian peoples for Hapé (Rapé). Our Kuripe is sold as an ethnobotanical collector's item, together with the story of its craftsmanship.

What is Palo Sangre? +

Palo Sangre (bloodwood) is a dense hardwood with a deep reddish colour. It is valued by carvers for its weight, durability and natural sheen.

Is every Kuripe unique? +

Yes. The pieces are carved and finished by hand, so grain, shade and small details differ from one Kuripe to another. The photos show the model you can order; your piece may vary slightly.

What size is this Kuripe? +

This is a Medium size with a weight of approx. 20 g, comfortable to hold and easy to carry.

How should I care for the Kuripe? +

It is advisable to keep the wood dry and clean. A soft dry cloth or a small soft brush is enough; avoid soaking it in water and keep it away from direct heat and strong sunlight.

What is the difference between a Kuripe and a Tepi? +

A Kuripe is a self-applicator, while a Tepi is a longer blowpipe used with a second person. You can read more in our blog article about the Kuripe and see our Tepi blowpipes.

How long does delivery take? +

Orders are dispatched quickly and delivered with a tracked carrier. Details and prices are listed in our shipping information.

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