Handcrafted by Shipibo artisans in the Peruvian Amazon, these ceremonial rattles are sacred tools used to call in spirit, cleanse energy, and guide prayer.

The Shipibo-Conibo people are deeply rooted in the world of plant medicine and sound. Their rattles, like their textiles, often feature Kené - sacred geometric patterns that represent icaros, the healing songs received in ceremony. Every rattle is a bridge between the seen and unseen, a vessel of rhythm and reverence.

Used by healers and seekers alike, the sound of the rattle clears, aligns, and awakens. It is the heartbeat of the forest ~ a reminder to come home to the present moment and the wisdom that lives within.

Features:

• Handmade by Shipibo artisans in the Peruvian Amazon

• Made with natural materials: dried gourd, chonta or bamboo handle, and kené-painted designs

• Used for cleansing, protection, sound healing, and calling in spirit

• Each rattle is unique, carrying its own vibration and energetic imprint

Whether used in ceremony, meditation, or as a sacred altar piece, the Shipibo Rattle invites rhythm, presence, and connection to the greater web of life.

One-of-a-kind ~ variations in size, sound, and pattern are part of its magic.