White Sage and Dragon’s Blood - Smudge

Package: 1 White Sage Smudge immersed in dragon's blood resin.

Length: approximately 10-12 cm

White sage:

Purification, purifying the sickroom, removing negative energies.

It is considered the most powerful herb for purification (aura, home, objects), for chasing away evil spirits, illness, and bad moods. Protection, intuition, wealth, well-being, brings a little wisdom. 

White sage grows along the southern coast of California and is still considered sacred by many Native Americans, who use it in sacred ceremonies for its numerous beneficial and purifying effects.

It is a common belief that burning white sage leaves free spaces from any evil spirit or negative energy that may be present. 

Associated with the ability to clear the mind, it emanates an aroma that drives away unwanted energies.

Even today, many Native Americans, and not only them, use its stems and leaves during purification ceremonies.

Dragon's Blood:

Exorcising, chasing away demons, purifying, protecting from negative and negative forces, attracting love, a base for amplifying the power of other incenses, increasing magical power, neutralizing negative vibrations, strengthening positive vibrations.

The dragon tree grows in the swampy regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia.

Magical powers are attributed to this resin.

Incense for offerings and rituals, protective and strengthens resistance.

For its medicinal properties, this resin has also been used for thousands of years as a key ingredient in Indian incense blends.

When burned, it releases a strong and pungent fragrance and is considered a protective and purifying substance.

These sticks can be used repeatedly provided they are properly extinguished after each use.

It is recommended to cut off the burnt residue and repackage it for the next use in aluminum foil and keep it away from moisture.

How to use: Incense sticks are used by lighting the top of the bundle, extinguishing the flame with a light movement of the hand, the herb will release all its aromatic fragrance.

Traditionally, the smoke is spread and directed where you want to perform the fumigation with the help of a feather (but a hand works just fine) and is placed to let it smoke on a shell (but any heat-resistant support works just fine).

Once lit and smoking, direct the smoke where you want it or carry the smudge directly to the desired area. Alternatively, you can place the smudge on a small plate and let it smoke as desired. Before reuse, trim off the burnt part with scissors.

After use, store wrapped in aluminum foil away from heat sources and moisture.

It lasts for numerous fumigations. Do not expose it while lit to air currents.