White Sage and shamanic herbs

WHITE SAGE has been used since time immemorial for its medicinal and purifying properties. Many believe that its smoke can purify an environment and dispel negative energy. The plant gives off an incredible therapeutic aroma. It is traditionally burned by the indigenous peoples of the southwestern North American region. Sage is a ceremonial product, sacred, and subtle energies can transfer from people to the sage and from it to the environment to be purified. Many people burn sage and use fumigation to continue an ancestral tradition. It is a widespread belief that its strong scent can eliminate negative energy from a room, a home, and a person's heart. On a physical level, burning sage releases negative ions into the air, which, according to research, are linked to lower rates of depression.

PALO SANTO is a tropical tree from Central and South America. Considered sacred, it releases a distinctive aroma when burned. According to traditional use, palo santo counteracts negative energies that can be responsible for both physical ailments and depression, sadness, and bad moods. It is also used by local populations to ward off the evil eye. Palo Santo sticks, naturally dried from trees at least 10 years old, are used to purify environments, repel mosquitoes, mask unpleasant odors, and promote meditation and relaxation.

Quantity: box of 20 grams (20 sticks of 20 cm)

Duration: approximately 30 minutes

Origin: India

Incense handmade in India.

Package: 1 White Sage Smudge and Lavender

Length: approximately 10/12 cm

Lavender: Lavender restores emotional balance. It cleanses and creates a calm and harmonious atmosphere. Lavender also attracts loving energy and angelic beings.

Lavender provides positive energy, opens the heart chakra, calms the mind, protects, releases fear, and is effective in calming the nervous system.

Lavender has protective, calming, and purifying properties.

White sage:

Purification, cleansing a sick room, removing negative energies.

It is considered the most powerful herb for purification (aura, home, objects), for driving away evil spirits, illness, and bad moods. Protection, intuition, wealth, well-being, and 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 commonly believed that burning white sage leaves clear spaces of any evil spirits or negative energy that may be present. 

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

Even today, many Native Americans, and others, use its stems and leaves during purification ceremonies.

How to use: To use incense sticks, light the top of the bundle, then blow out the flame with a light movement of your hand; the herb will release its full aromatic fragrance.

Traditionally, the smoke is fanned and directed to where you wish to perform the smudging with the help of a feather (but your hand works just as well), and then placed on a shell to continue smoldering (but any heat-resistant support will do).

Once lit and smoldering, direct the smoke where you wish or take the smudge directly to the desired area. Alternatively, you can place the smudge on a small plate and let it smolder as desired. Before reusing, trim off the burnt part with scissors.

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

It lasts for numerous smudging sessions. Do not leave it lit in drafts.

Package: 1 White Sage and Pink and Blue Lavender Smudge

Length: approximately 10 cm

Lavender: Lavender restores emotional balance. It cleanses and creates a calm and harmonious atmosphere. Lavender also attracts loving energy and angelic beings.

Lavender provides positive energy, opens the heart chakra, calms the mind, protects, releases fear, and is effective in calming the nervous system.

Lavender has protective, calming, and purifying properties.

White sage:

Purification, cleansing a sick room, 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, and bringing 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 commonly believed that burning white sage leaves free spaces from any evil spirits 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 others, use its stems and leaves during purification ceremonies.

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

Traditionally, the smoke is spread and directed where you wish to perform the fumigation with the help of a feather (but a hand works just fine) and is placed to 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 reusing, trim off the burnt part with scissors.

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

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

Incense cones for fountain incense burners.

Through the holes in the incense, the smoke flows down like a waterfall and creates a beautiful, soothing effect.

White Sage has been considered sacred by Native Americans for thousands of years to ward off negative energies and purify people and places.

Lavender, known for its medicinal qualities and its protective and cleansing powers, symbolizes purity and purification.

It helps calm people by restoring emotional balance. It opens the heart chakra and attracts loving energy.

Earthy-fresh white sage and herbal lavender combine in these sticks for a highly aromatic experience, creating a peaceful, harmonious atmosphere that makes it easier to relax.

It is traditionally burned by the indigenous peoples of the southwestern North America. Sage is a ceremonial product, sacred, and subtle energies can transfer from people to the sage and from it to the environment to be purified.

Many people burn sage and use fumigation to continue an ancestral tradition. It is a widespread belief that the strong scent can remove negative energy from a room, a home, and a person's heart.

On a physical level, burning sage releases negative ions into the air, and these, according to research, are linked to lower rates of depression.

Quantity: 10 cones

Duration: Approximately 45 minutes

Dimensions: 4.5 x 1.5 cm

Origin: India

Directions: Light the tip of the incense cone and wait for it to burn evenly. Extinguish the flame and place the cone on a fountain incense burner.

Incense sticks White Sage and Lavender

White Sage has been considered sacred by Native Americans for thousands of years to ward off negative energies and purify people and places.

Lavender, known for its medicinal qualities and its protective and cleansing powers, symbolizes purity and purification.

It helps calm people by restoring emotional balance. It opens the heart chakra and attracts loving energy.

The earthy-fresh white sage and herbal lavender combine in these sticks for a highly aromatic experience, creating a peaceful, harmonious atmosphere that makes it easier to relax.

It is traditionally burned by the indigenous peoples of the southwestern North America. Sage is a ceremonial product, sacred, and subtle energies can transfer from people to the sage and from it to the environment to be purified.

Many people burn sage and use fumigation to continue an ancestral tradition. It is a widespread belief that the strong scent can eliminate negative energy from a room, a home, and a person's heart.

On a physical level, burning sage releases negative ions into the air, and these, according to research, are correlated with lower rates of depression.

Ethnic Vibes Masala incense sticks are of the highest quality, made with the best 100% natural ingredients, quality handmade products, without animal, toxic, or petrochemical additives.

Quantity: 15-gram box (14 sticks of 20 cm)

Duration: Approximately 30 minutes

Origin: India

Package: 1 White Sage and Sweet Grass Smudge

Length: approximately 10 cm

White Sage

White Sage is considered sacred by many Native Americans; it is used to make a type of incense.

It is commonly believed that white sage clears spaces of any evil spirits or negative energies that may be present.

This power is released by burning the plant's leaves, which are typically bundled in the form of sticks.

Even today, many Native Americans, among others, use its stems and leaves during purification ceremonies.

Sweet Grass

Sweet Grass (Hierochloe odorata) is a grass with a sweet and pungent fragrance, native to the plains of North America.

Also known by the names “Sweet Grass” and “Mother Earth's Hair,” Native Americans have always considered it a sacred grass used for ceremonial and ritual purposes, tied in three-strand braids that represent love, kindness, and honesty, respectively.

According to Native American tradition, White Sage is first burned to banish negative energies, followed by Sweet Grass to attract the attention of benevolent spirits and luminous entities.

It is recommended to trim off the burnt residue and rewrap it in aluminum foil for future use, keeping it away from moisture.

How to use: To use the incense sticks, light the top of the bundle, then gently blow out the flame with a light movement of your hand; the grass will release its full aromatic fragrance.

Traditionally, the smoke is spread and directed to the area where you wish to perform the smudging with the help of a feather (but your hand works just as well), and then placed on a shell to continue smoking (but any heat-resistant support will also work).

Once lit and smoking, direct the smoke where you wish 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 using it again, trim off the burnt part with scissors.

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

It lasts for numerous smudging sessions. Do not leave it lit in drafts.

Package: 1 White Sage and Cedar Smudge

Length: approximately 10 cm

Cedar: Cedar is considered the sacred tree of God in many traditions.

It has a warm fragrance, imposing dimensions, and exudes purity. It acts as a gentle protection, just as clear and pure words often have a deeper effect than shouting.

It illuminates the mind and enhances intuition, giving renewed self-confidence and warding off negative thoughts.

White sage:

Purification, purifying the room of illness, 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, and bringing 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 commonly believed that burning white sage leaves free spaces from any evil spirits or negative energy that may be present. 

Associated with the ability to clear the mind, it emits an aroma that wards off unwanted energies.

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

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

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

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 reusing, trim off the burnt part with scissors.

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

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

Package: 1 White Sage and Mugwort (Artemisia Vulgaris) Smudge

Length: approximately 10 cm

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 commonly believed that burning white sage leaves clear spaces of any evil spirits or negative energy that may be present. 

Its name comes from the Latin “Artemisia,” which derives from the Greek Goddess protector of women and children, Artemis.

Artemisia is one of humanity’s oldest ritual plants. It is used against menstrual pain and during childbirth.

Its fragrance warms and soothes, opening the senses to that which is higher. It helps let go of the old to welcome the new.

This incense can be used in any difficult situation where a decision must be made.

In Germanic tradition, it was always present at every holiday because it was considered very powerful for driving away spirits and demons and creating a protective circle among the participants.

These sticks can be used repeatedly provided they are properly extinguished after each use. It is recommended to cut off the burnt residue and rewrap it in aluminum foil for the next use 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, and the herb will release all its aromatic fragrance.

Traditionally, the smoke is spread and directed where the fumigation is desired with the help of a feather (but a hand works just as well) and is placed to continue smoking on a shell (but any heat-resistant support works just as well). Once lit and smoking, direct the smoke where desired 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 using it again, trim off the burnt part with scissors.

After use, store it wrapped in aluminum foil away from heat sources and moisture. It lasts for numerous fumigations. Do not expose it while lit to drafts.