White Sage & Cinnamon Smudge Stick
White Sage smudge bundles consist of tied, dried leaves of Salvia apiana, combined here with cinnamon. The practice of burning aromatic plant material originates in Indigenous cultures of North America, where different herbs were used in ritual and ceremonial contexts. Today, white sage blends are used as botanical incense for ritual work, meditation, bodywork, or for marking a transition or conclusion.
The addition of cinnamon gives the smoke a warm, spicy nuance - cinnamon is often used in money magic and manifestation.
Safety
Do not leave burning smudge bundles unattended.
Use on a heat-resistant surface.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Ensure adequate ventilation during use.
Please note: this item is packaged by weight. Length and dimensions are indicative and may vary.
About smudging:
Smudge sticks or Smudge bundles are all-natural ceremonial incenses, traditionally burned in Native American rituals such as sweat lodges. Increasingly, also Western therapists and body workers are discovering the beneficial aspects of these herbs. Smudging is one of the means by which people around the globe are reconnecting with the power of Mother Nature. The use of plant and resin smoke possibly evolved out of the primordial campfires from distant caves. The ceremony of cleansing people, places and objects through smoke is continued to this day.
To apply the protective cleansing power of smudging, a bundle of leaves or resin is heated to produce smoke that is brushed over the person or object, often with a feather fan. Some plants are known to have specific healing properties while others have more generic powers.
