Shipibo Manta – Rainbow Snake

Shipibo Manta with Rainbow Snake & Ayahuasca Symbolism – Hand Embroidered from Pucallpa

This artfully hand-embroidered Shipibo Manta (Tela) comes from Pucallpa, a city in the Peruvian Amazon. It was made by a Shipibo family with great care and deep spiritual knowledge. At the center of the design, a rainbow snake winds around an ayahuasca pot, surrounded by chakra leaves – powerful elements of Shipibo cosmovision.

• Original Shipibo Art from Peru

• Hand embroidered by a Shipibo family from Pucallpa

• Rainbow serpent (ronin) as a central spiritual symbol

• Ayahuasca pot as a sign of healing and connection

• Chakra leaves – supporting plants in traditional ceremonies

• Size: 74 x 74cm

• Colors: Multicolor on dark background

Symbolism and Cosmovision of the Shipibo Konibo

The Shipibo-Konibo are an indigenous people from the Peruvian rainforest with a deep-rooted connection to plant medicine and the spiritual world. Her elaborate embroidery is based on icaros – sacred chants that are received in a state of altered perception. The patterns are considered a visual representation of healing frequencies and energetic structures.

• The Rainbow Serpent (Ronin) is a spiritual being who is considered the guardian of knowledge, healing and connection between the worlds.

• The ayahuasca pot stands for the ceremonial space of transformation, where visions and insights are received.

• The chakra leaves symbolize heart opening, clarity and the harmonizing power of plant allies.

This manta is not only a work of art, but also an energetic tool that is ideal as a mural, altar textile or ceremonial cloth.