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A holder that honours the bridge between worlds.
Hand shaped clay and finished with soft, steady hands by Padre, Chakana holds more than incense — it holds space.
Inspired by the Andean cross, this piece reflects the ancient symbol of the three worlds:
Hanan Pacha – the upper realm of the cosmos
Kay Pacha – the here and now
Ukhu Pacha – the underworld, the deep within
The Chakana speaks of harmony and sacred order, of remembering where we stand between spirit and soil.
Each holder is unique, painted by hand, made to cradle the Wanchako Palo Santo and root your prayer in place.
Use Chakana to steady your breath, call in your guides, or simply witness the smoke rise.
A holder that honours the bridge between worlds.
Hand shaped clay and finished with soft, steady hands by Padre, Chakana holds more than incense — it holds space.
Inspired by the Andean cross, this piece reflects the ancient symbol of the three worlds:
Hanan Pacha – the upper realm of the cosmos
Kay Pacha – the here and now
Ukhu Pacha – the underworld, the deep within
The Chakana speaks of harmony and sacred order, of remembering where we stand between spirit and soil.
Each holder is unique, painted by hand, made to cradle the Wanchako Palo Santo and root your prayer in place.
Use Chakana to steady your breath, call in your guides, or simply witness the smoke rise.