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Our Kuripe and Tepi pipes are crafted from a single block of carefully selected and properly dried wood, making them stronger and more durable than composite designs made from multiple parts. Each piece is handmade with individual attention to detail, meticulously polished both inside and out to ensure a smooth and powerful airflow. Treated with natural oils, these pipes are 100% organic. We take pride in combining traditional craftsmanship with exceptional quality and sustainability.
Coconut Wood
Coconut wood is known for its durability and distinctive grain patterns. We select only the inner part of mature coconut trees, as this section provides the strength and unique aesthetics required for our Kuripe and Tepi pipes. For our pipes, we specifically choose coconut wood with the most interesting and beautiful grain patterns.
Crocodile Wood
Crocodile wood features a pure white texture and is relatively easy to work with, making it ideal for those who enjoy customizing their pieces through painting or pyrography. Its light color also appeals to those who appreciate bright and natural wood tones.
Cemara Wood
Cemara wood is a fascinating material known for its distinctive coniferous aroma that adds a natural and calming presence to any piece. Its fine grain and smooth texture make it an excellent choice for crafting, offering both durability and aesthetic appeal.
Teak Wood
Teak wood is moderately soft and lightweight, making it easy to work with while maintaining durability. Its strikingly beautiful texture makes it an excellent choice for crafting both regular Kuripies and Tepies, as well as for carved Kuripies and Tepies.
Sawo Wood
Sawo wood is distinguished by its delicate pink texture and exceptional strength. Its dense nature makes it challenging to work with, but this characteristic adds to its uniqueness and value, making it a prized material for crafting durable and beautiful pieces.
Tamarind wood
Tamarind wood is one of the most solid and durable materials we use. Its intricate texture and elegant color make it a premium choice, despite being the most challenging wood to work with. This unique combination of strength and beauty sets it apart as a truly exceptional material.
Waru Wood
Waru is a popular Indonesian wood species known for its texture, which resembles teak wood but is stronger and denser. Its weight and grain also draw comparisons to Sawo wood, making it an excellent choice for crafting Kuripe and Tepi from single wood blocks.
LoveShape
LoveShape is a unique variation of our regular Kuripe pipes, designed to offer greater variety in your assortment. This shape can be crafted using any of the previously listed wood types. We recommend including LoveShape Kuripe in your orders to expand your selection.
