Ritual objects & shamanic practice

A deeper connection.

Altar cloths, beadwork, ritual tools and instruments for ceremony and home. The shop is part of Natalie’s practice in the Andean and Amazonian traditions.

A woman in a rust-red dress sits on the moss of a dark forest, raising a smoking bundle of herbs and holding a feather.
Element: Fire

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A woman with long hair looks down beside a large frame drum, wearing a deep green dress, a woven belt and a long pendant necklace.
Close-up of hands holding a smoking herb bundle and a striped feather above a colourful beaded belt.

The story behind Ikon Sana

Ikon Sana was founded by Natalie, a shamanic practitioner initiated as a P’aqo in the Q’ero tradition of the Andes and trained with Shipibo maestros of the Amazon. Our work is rooted in these two lineages, and in the wisdom of the Earth.

In both traditions, objects carry meaning. A woven cloth holds an altar or wraps a mesa; a rattle opens sacred space. In our shop we share pieces like these, so the traditions behind them can become part of your own practice.

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    Guided by nature

    Earth to ground, air to breathe, water to soften, fire to transform: the elements we return to in ceremony.

    Seen from below against a white sky, a woman in a cream dress raises her arm as a sheer veil billows around her.
    Element: Air
    A woman in a long teal dress turns among tall spruce trees on a mossy forest floor, her hair in motion.
    Element: Earth
    A woman in a cobalt-blue dress wades into still water, holding her skirt as it spreads on the surface.
    Element: Water