Shamanic pipe made made out of chonta wood

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Shamanic pipes, also known as ceremonial or peace pipes, hold great cultural and spiritual significance. They are used to establish a connection between people and the Great Spirit, and are utilized in personal and communal ceremonies, healing rituals, and prayers.
Application: In shamanic ceremonies, the sacred pipe is often filled with tobacco or a blend of sacred herbs such as sage, sweetgrass, and cedar, and then smoked. The smoke is seen as a carrier of prayers and petitions, ascending to the spirits or the Creator to convey these messages.
The Head of the Pipe: The head of the pipe often symbolizes Mother Earth and represents the feminine principle. It includes honoring the feminine, while the stem of the pipe honors the masculine principle. The combination of these two elements represents a spiritual union that is honored each time the pipe is used.

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Head: Female Puma made Chonta wood. Approx. 8 cm
Stem: Cow bone. Approx. 31 cm length

Details of the person responsible within the meaning of the EU Product Safety Act:
Mi-Tierra GmbH
Hauptstraße 15
65760 Eschborn
Mail: info@mi-tierra.de

This Product was added to our catalogue on 01/08/2023.

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