Pipe CHULLACHAQUI – wood Tahuari – GRANDFATHER OF MAPACHO

Shaman ceremonial pipe, made by master Shaman, made of TAHUARI wood from the depths of the Amazon, model CHULLACHAQUI, the spirit of the Amazon forest, the grandfather of Mapacho

The carving represents the spirit of the Mapacho, CHULLACHAQUI, which means a person with only one foot. In the carving you can see that one of its feet has the figure of an animal.
The people of the tribes respect the spirit by offering it Mapacho.
a little anecdote from the tribes:
People from the Amazonian tribes normally when they go deep into the Amazon they find farms or small plots of land with crops, farms or land where it is in the middle of nowhere, where it is well preserved and cultivated, the question they ask themselves is: Who has planted crops and plants in this small piece of land, if we are in the middle of the Amazon and the closest community is days or weeks away on foot? What if it were some people who carried out this work in this piece of land, why? Would they sow or plant fruits that people cannot eat? If someone had done them, why are there no trees or branches cut with an ax or machete, are there no traces of people? among many questions without answers.
Several community members mention that they find the chullachaqui in the forest, since it has the power to turn into any animal or person, the only way to know if you are in front of a chullachaqui is by looking at one of the feet, since only one foot cannot can be transformed.
When the community members come across the cultivated land of the chullachaqui, they do not pass by it, much less can they pick any fruit or plant, otherwise at night it torments them, it can pull their legs or they can have nightmares where they mention it because they broke into their terrain, to pass through there, they ask permission with their eyes closed and looking at the ground and they leave the MAPACHO as a gift, and when they return the next day the Mapacho is no longer there.
There are many stories with the CHULLACHAQUI, he is friendly, they are spirits of the forest or elementals that take care of their home, it is mentioned that some can observe elves and fairies in their Chullachaqui land, since they live in harmony

the traditional use of mapacho tobacco in the amazonian medicine

Tobacco is considered in traditional Amazonian medicine as the master plant of first importance. There is a hierarchy within the master plants, the Tobacco is considered as the father and the Ayahuasca the mother. From a thousand years ago the Indians use it for their purposes Medicines but also to get in touch with the spirit world (to cure a sick person, know if the hunt will be good, know the weather.). In indigenous communities, tobacco was forbidden to ordinary people because it could kill. At the beginning this plant was only used by shamans or priests as a ceremonial plant. Those who used Tobacco were called “the one who eats the Tobacco” (Ashaninka) because it was considered as a food for the spirit or also “the one who blows the Tobacco” (Aguarunas). That is to say: he who is able to blow the Tobacco because this healer has the habilitation and acquired a sufficient degree of control of the powers of the Tobacco to be able to administer it. Managing Tobacco needs great psychic, physical and spiritual control.

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