Stone Kuripe and Monkfish Applicator Set with Snake and Condor Design

Kuripe and snuff carved in stone with designs of Inca snakes and condors is a fascinating artifact that reflects the rich cultural and spiritual history of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon Basin. This set is designed for the preparation and administration of a substance known as tobacco, which has great significance in their shamanic practices and tribal culture. shamanic made from crushed herbs, often combined with various natural additives. It is a finely ground substance. Tobacco is carefully prepared by grinding and mixing the herbs until obtaining a fine powder, sometimes adding ash or other substances to obtain different effects or facilitate absorption. The shaman or designated person, like the person seeking healing, uses a specialized applicator, in this case the stone-carved kuripe and snuff applicator.

Administration: The shaman gently blows the powdered snuff into the receiver's nose. The recipient will be able to deeply inhale the tobacco to facilitate its absorption