Single Nostril Kuripe w/ carved bone tip and shipibo beading

This style has a many beautiful and intricate design features! The most prominent of which is a stunning beaded section in the iconic style that is unique to the Shipibo tribe! One side has the addition of a slice of serpentine and each one is also tipped with a delicate carved bone piece, clay, and metal accents. Made with Chonta wood.

With a similar design but no beading, is a kuripe that has a genuine Peruvian turquoise stone set in an ornate metal frame, adding beauty, protection, and grounding energy. Both sides are crafted with an alternating striped pattern of bone and Palo Sangre

Each Chonta beaded kuripe has a different bead color and design. Your option will be selected at random by us. 

🖐️ Handmade & One-of-a-Kind

Each applicator is handmade using traditional methods. While the overall design is consistent, every piece is one-of-a-kind and may vary slightly in color, size, markings, geometry, or airflow. These subtle differences do not affect function and are part of the item’s authentic character. If you’d like to choose your exact piece, email us before ordering at info@spiritvisions.us.

⚠️ Warranty & Care Guidelines

Please inspect your applicator immediately upon delivery. Any damage must be reported within 3 days of tracking showing “delivered.” Due to their handmade nature, these tools are not eligible for replacement or refund if breakage is reported after this window.

Care Tips - Sacred tools require mindful attention

• Handle with care — avoid dropping, impact, pressure, or twisting (stone, wood, and resin may crack).

• Wipe exterior with light alcohol. Do not soak, use harsh chemicals, or water.

• For internal cleaning, use a Q-tip with alcohol.

• Store away from sunlight. Use a padded pouch or secure case during travel.

🌀 The Energetics of Breakage

In many traditional lineages, applicators are not just physical tools — they are energetic conduits for carrying, transmuting, and releasing emotional and spiritual energy. If an applicator breaks unexpectedly, it may signify completion: the tool may have absorbed dense energy, fulfilled its healing role, or shielded you in ways unseen. Breakage, in this light, is not a defect — it’s a message. A transition. A release.

Treat these sacred tools with reverence. As with the medicines themselves, they carry wisdom meant to be experienced.