Rattles made of Puccalpa | Maraca "OWL"
Rattles made of Puccalpa | Maraca "OWL"
SONQO rattles are unique works of art for shamanic rituals. They are handmade and have a rich sound.
- - Rattle for shamanic rituals
- - Produced in the Amazon rainforest in Peru
- - Handmade, unique pieces made from gourds
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SONQO's ceremonial rattles are crafted from gourds and feature animal and plant motifs: the condor, the jaguar, the snake, the hummingbird, and medicinal plants from the Amazon, finished with colorful cotton threads and feathers gathered from Amazonian birds. Because they are handmade, your rattle may vary slightly from the photo.
With two projects in the city of Pucalpa in the Amazon region, SONQO promotes syntropic farming – a form of agriculture in which crops thrive within their intact biodiverse environment (syntropic jungle care). Furthermore, all SONQO projects aim to consistently integrate Peruvian women farmers into training and decision-making processes. SONQO's non-profit projects pursue both ecological and social goals.
Resellers: The product can be purchased in larger quantities at much lower prices. If you wish to resell it, you must adhere to the minimum price (price per unit) set by the SONQO webshop.
Materials: Gourds from the Amazon region, wool, bird feathers collected from the ground
Color: brown gourds, colorful cotton threads, colorful feathers
Packaging: no additional packaging
Produced in Puccalpa, Peru
How can I use the rattles in shamanic rituals?
In the SONQO Cacao Course, you'll also learn how to lead shamanic rituals. The course is structured in three modules. In the third module, you'll learn how to lead shamanic rituals and work with rattles. Check our events page or search for "Module 3" in the shop to find out about the next course.
Which projects connect SONQO with Pucalpa?
SONQO has commissioned a local farming family in Pucalpa, Peru, to manage the project to reforest 30 hectares of burned wasteland in accordance with Syntropic Jungle Care principles.
In Pucalpa, another 80 hectares of land are available. The plant life, animal life, and mineral resources form an intact biodiversity. This part of the Amazon serves as a research area for other projects focused on respectful and mindful syntropic farming.
How are SONQO's rattle prices determined?
SONQO strives for a circular economy and win-win-win solutions at all levels. All stakeholders, including the environment, should benefit from this collaborative effort. Therefore, it goes without saying that price-reducing mechanisms such as intermediaries are excluded.
Why does SONQO sell Shipibo products?
SONQO offers programs for preparing for and/or integrating Ayahuasca rituals. With SONQO, you can travel to the Amazon after careful planning and preparation to experience rituals firsthand.
Why do SONQO products not have any labels or certificates?
SONQO is committed to a holistic lifestyle and avoids certificates and labels because they only ever consider partial aspects of a holistic ecology. SONQO thus emphasizes a holistic approach.