These handcrafted bracelets features the intricate geometric patterns traditional to the Shipibo-Conibo people of the Peruvian Amazon. Handmade in Peru, each piece reflects the sacred artistry of a culture deeply rooted in spiritual vision and harmonious living. For the Shipibo, these patterns are not mere decoration—they are visual embodiments of icaros, the sacred healing songs received in altered states during Ayahuasca ceremonies and used by shamans to guide energetic and spiritual healing.

The Shipibo are known for their profound cosmology, where sound, geometry, and consciousness are intimately linked. Their designs, called "Kené", are inspired by visions and dreams, and represent maps of the universe, the flow of water, and the unseen energetic structure of reality. These symmetrical, maze-like patterns serve as protective spiritual codes and are often used on clothing, pottery, and ceremonial tools to invoke harmony, clarity, and connection with the natural world.

Each bracelet is carefully woven using high-quality Czech glass beads, prized for their durability, fine finish, consistent size and shape, and vibrant colour range. These beads allow Shipibo artisans to preserve the precision and vibrancy of their ancient motifs, translating visionary tradition into a wearable and enduring piece of art.

Wearing a Shipibo bracelet is a way of honouring this deep Amazonian lineage and inviting its protective and healing energy into your daily life. It is both a meaningful talisman and a unique expression of Indigenous wisdom, offering beauty, purpose, and connection to a living tradition.

Other names: Beaded Bracelet