Pipe 6" Authentic Navajo

• For those new to the pipe:
  Begin with reverence. Sit quietly and create a peaceful space — indoors or in nature. Hold the pipe with both hands and simply sit with it. Breathe. Feel its weight, its energy. If you wish, offer a pinch of sacred tobacco or a natural herb like mullein or damiana. Light it with intention — this isn’t about inhaling deeply or getting a hit. This is about offering smoke as a prayer, a breath back to the Earth, the sky, your ancestors, or something greater. Speak aloud or in silence. Use it to mark transitions, gratitude, clarity, or letting go. Then extinguish respectfully, clean it gently, and return it to a safe place.

• For those with experience:
  Continue your ceremonial practice with this pipe as you would a sacred tool — with purpose, prayer, and presence. Use it to call in the directions, open space for healing work, or accompany meditation, plant medicine journeys, or rites of passage. Let the smoke carry what needs to be spoken — from you to the unseen. You’ll know when it’s time to use it, and when to simply sit with it. Cleanse regularly with sage or cedar, and store it as you would a sacred ally.

• Origin: USA.
• Crafted By: Navajo artisans.
• Size: 6 inches.
• Storage: Keep out of reach of children.

Q: Is this pipe genuinely made by the Navajo people?
A: Yes, every pipe is handmade by authentic Navajo artisans, using traditional methods and materials. These are not replicas or factory-made items — each one is crafted with cultural respect and sacred intention.

Q: What is the pipe made from?
A: The pipes are made using a blend of natural materials such as stone, wood, and clay. Each one is unique, and the exact materials may vary slightly, which adds to its authenticity and individuality.

Q: What is the pipe traditionally used for?
A: Traditionally, the pipe is used in ceremony, prayer, and spiritual connection. It can be used to offer smoke to the directions, to the spirits, or to ancestors. It's also used in grounding rituals, healing practices, and moments of personal reflection.

Q: Can I use this pipe with herbs or tobacco?
A: Yes, it can be used with traditional ceremonial tobacco or sacred herbal blends. We recommend using only pure, natural substances and treating the experience as sacred and intentional.

Q: Is it okay to use this pipe even if I'm not Native American?
A: Yes — when used with genuine respect and reverence, this pipe can be a powerful personal tool for ceremony, grounding, and reflection. It’s important to honour its cultural roots and treat it not as an ornament, but as a sacred object.

Q: How should I care for the pipe?
A: Store it in a safe, respectful space when not in use. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. Clean gently after use with a soft cloth or natural pipe cleaner, and cleanse it energetically with sage, palo santo, or your preferred method of smoke or prayer.

Q: Can I travel with this pipe?
A: Yes, but take care when transporting it. Wrap it in natural cloth or place it in a padded container. If flying internationally, be aware of customs restrictions around pipes and natural materials.

Q: Does it come with instructions?
A: No, but If you're new to ceremonial pipes, a helpful way to approach this tool would be to sit with a lover or friend and try it out, or come to Ancient Purity and I will show you.