
Benito Romaina Arevalo
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El Sapo (Kambo), 2024.
Acrylic on canvas, 50"x 72", Peru.
Often used in ceremony, the powerful secretions of the Sapo facilitate great visions for the experienced Maestro and his pasajeros. Framed within complex Kené represents the skin of the majestic Anaconda, and forms a central theme to the origin story of the Shipibo People.


Curacion, 2024.
Acrylic on canvas, 60"x 85", Peru.
Healing through cosmic unity is explored within this rich artwork. The auric field that binds the Maestro to the heavens is filled with complex illustrations and symbols. Other worldly beings sit in commune with the ceremonial practitioners, totem spirits and purifying medicines considered In a singular vision.
El Sapo de la Selva, 2022. SOLD.
Acrylic on canvas, 72.5"x 80", Peru.
El Sapo de la Selva, also known as the healing toad, is a symbol of traditional Shipibo art. This special toad has its skin and a little gum on its body, which gives it unique healing properties. The toad is adorned with various colors of Shipibo Conibo designs, making it a beautiful piece of art to add to your collection. Its intricate design and cultural significance make it a must-have for any lover of indigenous art. Add El Sapo de la Selva to your collection today and experience the healing power of this sacred toad.




Flor de Ayahuasca con Anaconda, 2022. SOLD.
Acrylic on canvas, 72.5"x 80", Peru.
The Flor de Ayahuasca con Anaconda is a stunning artwork that captures the essence of the Amazonian culture. The painting features a beautiful design of the Ayahuasca flower and an Anaconda, both significant symbols in the indigenous community. The old Kenne design adds an authentic touch to the piece, reminding us of our ancestors and their traditions. The Anaconda is believed to be the mate of the jungle water, and the Ayahuasca flower is known for its healing properties. This artwork will make a beautiful addition to any space and is a perfect representation of the rich culture of the Amazon.


Maestro de Los Plantas, 2024.
Acrylic on canvas, 50"x 72", Peru.
The intricate and intertwined Kené patterns travel continuously around the spiral. Ancient to the Shipibo People, the story of these complex Kené patterns go back through all time and are from cosmic communication and vibrational healing.




Transformation de Otorongo, 2024.
Acrylic on Canvas, 50"x 72", Peru.
Known as the spirit protector of the rainforest, the mighty Jaguar is revered and honored by the Shamans and the people of the Amazon. As a gatekeeper to the ‘unknown’ the mystical powers of the Otorongo awaken the inner core of those it protects and guides. The artists introduction of complex geometric patterns bind the composition in rich and vibrant pallet.
Diseño Kené Con Hojas de Ayahuasca, 2022.
Acrylic on canvas, 72.5"x 40", Peru.
Created in traditional Kené style, the artist combines geometry with natural plant elements within this powerful composition. The interpretation is personal to each participant, through his work, a space for healing on the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual planes is offered. Used in ceremony and focused energy work, these Kené patterns are an intrinsic part of Shipibo tribal life.
Kené Antiguó, Diseño de mi Madre, 2022.
Acrylic on canvas, 72.5"x 40", Peru.
Expressed in the pre-19th century weaving style, this Kené depiction reflects the ancient tribal patterns within their unified “sacred geometry.” Often considered “inherited art,” generations of artisans pass on skills and knowledge to the next artisans, who in turn become custodians of these traditions.




Diseños Antiguos de Nuestros Ancestros, 2022.
Acrylic on canvas, 72.5"x 40", Peru.
The Diseños Antiguos de Nuestros Ancestros tapestry showcases an intricate and meaningful design that pays homage to our ancestors. The pattern features living languages and the Ayahuasca flower, which was used in traditional medicine to cure ailments. Today, this design is used in painting and chipped art, allowing people to connect with their brothers, sisters, family members - both here and beyond - and create things the way they were intended to be. This tapestry is a beautiful and meaningful addition to any space, and serves as a reminder of the wisdom and traditions of our ancestors.


El Otorongo de la Selva 2, 2022. SOLD.
Acrylic on canvas, 72.5"x 40", Peru.
Introducing the El Otorongo de la Selva 2 tapestry - a stunning work of art that captures the essence of the Amazonian jungle. This tapestry features a bold and intricate design inspired by the Siphiwe Conibo people, with an anaconda coiled around the heads of its subjects. The vibrant colors and ancient patterns make for a truly mesmerizing piece that will add a touch of exotic beauty to any room. Whether you're a lover of art or simply seeking a unique way to decorate your space, this tapestry is a must-have. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of Amazonian culture with the El Otorongo de la Selva 2 tapestry.


El Otorongo de la Selva, 2022. SOLD.
Acrylic on canvas, 72.5"x 40", Peru.
El Otorongo de la Selva is a stunning Ayahuasca art piece that captures the essence of the Amazonian rainforest. The intricate designs depict the anaconda and other creatures that inhabit the rivers of the Río Ucayali and its tributaries. The piece is a powerful representation of the connection between nature and spirituality, as seen through the eyes of the artist during his Ayahuasca journey. The central figure of the artwork with the jaguar, the mushroom and the anaconda, all symbolizing the mystical and transformative experience of Ayahuasca. This unique and mesmerizing artwork is a must-have for anyone interested in exploring the beauty and mystery of the rainforest and Ayahuasca.


Ayni Mundo, 2022. SOLD.
Acrylic on canvas, 72.5"x 40", Peru.
Ayni Mundo is a stunning piece of Shipibo art that captures the essence of the eternal dance of life. This intricate painting depicts a mesmerizing snake coiled in a circular pattern, symbolizing the never-ending cycle of beginnings and endings. Crafted with precision and care, this artwork is sure to captivate the attention of anyone who sees it. Hang it in your home or office and be reminded of the beauty and mystery of life every time you look at it. Bring a touch of magic into your life with Ayni Mundo.


Benito Romaina Arevalo is a self-taught artist from San Francisco de Yarinacocha en Pucallpa Perú. Part of the Shipibo-Konibo indigenous community, he has brought his many years of exploration and learning onto his rich Kené inspired artworks. His style is both precise and fluid, representing sacred- geometry and all of nature, each piece is deeply symbolic and designed to resonate with personal meaning. Colors, patterns and sacred vines unite harmoniously as we embark on the visual journey of Benito.
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