Hare Haux Kuripe

A Brazilian made Kuripe decorated with a spear and shaped like a bee is a remarkable example of exquisite craftsmanship and intricate design. Hand-crafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, this Kuripe is a beautiful and functional tool for administering sacred plant medicines such as Rapé.

The Hare Haux, also known as the African Wild Rabbit, is a symbol of swiftness and agility, while the bee is revered for its industriousness and communal spirit. These qualities are reflected in the design of the Kuripe, with the shape of a bee serving as the basis for the form of the instrument and a spear decoration symbolizing the Hare Haux's sharpness and precision.

The Kuripe is expertly hand assembled, ensuring a smooth and comfortable experience for the recipient. The tapered end of the instrument is carefully designed for easy insertion into the nostril, allowing for a precise and controlled administration of the sacred medicine.

The Hare Haux made Kuripe decorated with a spear and shaped like a bee is not only a functional tool but also a work of art that reflects the rich cultural heritage and spiritual significance of indigenous African and South American traditions. It is a powerful symbol of the deep connection between humans and the natural world and a testament to the transformative power of sacred plant medicines.