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Karipe Rosewood & Crystals

A$55.00

Karipe — Rosewood with Gemstone Adornments

Crafted from rich, deep rosewood, this ceremonial Karipe is elevated by a carefully curated collection of sacred stones. Each piece features a raw amethyst crystal crown, complemented by turquoise and druzy stone settings held in detailed silverwork — making it as much a work of art as a tool of ceremony. The black cord allows it to be worn close to the heart, carried into ritual, or displayed with intention on your altar.

As each Karipe is handcrafted and set with natural gemstones, no two pieces are identical. Stone colours, sizes, and arrangements will vary — ensuring that the piece you receive is uniquely your own.

Karipe — Rosewood with Gemstone Adornments

Crafted from rich, deep rosewood, this ceremonial Karipe is elevated by a carefully curated collection of sacred stones. Each piece features a raw amethyst crystal crown, complemented by turquoise and druzy stone settings held in detailed silverwork — making it as much a work of art as a tool of ceremony. The black cord allows it to be worn close to the heart, carried into ritual, or displayed with intention on your altar.

As each Karipe is handcrafted and set with natural gemstones, no two pieces are identical. Stone colours, sizes, and arrangements will vary — ensuring that the piece you receive is uniquely your own.

Incausa is a unique social entrepreneurship venture founded by Vinicius Vieira de Vieira and Carolina Vieira, natives of Brazil. Established in 2012, Incausa operates both as a for-profit through the sales of its branded luxury goods—such as fine soaps, skin oils, and handcrafted wares—and as a not-for-profit, channeling the proceeds from wholesale sales of indigenous-made items back to the artisans. This innovative business model aims to support indigenous communities by connecting their products with the international market without charging the producers, thus promoting economic autonomy among indigenous artisans.