Palo Santo Kuripe air plants Peruvianus v

Peruvianus v

also going by the name Comstock

When he died the people wanted to burn his body

They both appear to be very similar generic wise

This house was built in 1950 and the owner said his dad drove up to the neighbors house when they moved in and parked his truck underneath it to cut arms off

Palo Santo Kuripe air plants Peruvianus vThese hand carved kuripe are made from sacred Palo Santo wood (Bursera Graevolens) known across South America and now the World for its rich aroma and deep cleansing properties. Used in traditional ceremony and ritual, Palo Santo meaning holy wood has long been burned to purify the energy of a space, uplift the spirit, and invite in protection and clarity. The kuripe itself is a self applicator pipe, used for the personal administration of sacred