People have asked me before to make a kuripe, and I understand the allure - it makes it incredibly easy to administer nasal snuff or hape, whichever you choose.
Unfortunately, I find that most of the kuripe's on the market are either incredibly silly looking, or incredibly overpriced, or both. Unfortunately, it's usually the latter, and there's no reason why this should be the case; how hard is it to manufacture a hollow tube with a bend in the middle?
My kuripes are simple, easy to clean, made of food-safe materials, and sturdy enough to hold up to being shoved in a pocket or a bag without falling apart. No decoration or adornment if you don't want it, just the tool.
This is a redesigned model that makes the kuripe more robust, hardier in the pocket, smoother to use, and more customizable. I was inspired by the natural patterns that quartz rock makes when growing in the field, as well as different twisted geometrical designs I've seen in modern Japanese architecture. I like these, and I'm sure they'll make a fun addition to your practice!