Ceremonial Maracas - Serpent/Amaru tools or the wider collective field

or the wider collective field

This small to medium Huatana tie can be worn as amulets for your wrist

these maracas feature designs of the Serpent (Amaru) or the Condor & Eagle

com to share which serpent rattle you would prefer

The name ‘Tawa’ comes from the term ‘Tawantin Suyu’ which means the 4 Sacred directions of North

Ceremonial Maracas - Serpent/Amaru tools or the wider collective fieldCeremonial Maracas Handmade by our brother Reuben, a master musician, these maracas are crafted in the traditional Shipibo way in the mountains of the Andes. Each piece is made in ceremony by Reuben and his wife, carrying the care and intention of their hands. Filled with wairuyu seeds, known for balance, harmony, and protection, these maracas feature designs of the Serpent (Amaru) or the Condor & Eagle. A sacred ceremonial tool, they can be used in