Peruvian Ceremonial Chonta Wood Staff
Carved into ceremonial staffs, hard, dark chonta wood, from the jungles across the Andes, imparts strength and protection to these staffs. During their healing ceremonies, shamans sprinkle the staves with agua florida or scented flower water and move the staff down the left side of the petitioner, then set it in the ground or on the floor upright in front of the mesa. They are often called dagas, daggers, because they cut away disease-causing energies.
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{"Item Weight": "1.89 pounds", "Manufacturer": "Shamans Market-Peru", "Date First Available": "October 15, 2015"}