Sage

SageSalvia Officinalis, or Sage, from the Latin salvere (to save) was in ancient times considered sacred. Its powerful properties inspired much folkloreone medieval aphorism proclaimed Why should a man die if sage grows in his garden? In folk herbal traditions and spiritual rituals where smudging is present, Sage has historically been used by priestesses as an herb that strongly promotes energetic protection and cure for physical or mental health. It is

antimicrobial and uplifting properties

Cinnamon raises high spiritual vibrations that are associated with healing and protection

Rosemary when burned emits cleansing and purifying vibrations

4 to 7 sticks per unit

Naturally dehydrated orange

The finest aromatic wood of Bursera Graveolens

Each unit is 50 - 53 grams

Yule smudge stick is composed by a bouquet of Lavender

a plant associated with the element Air

also known as Palo Santo

Sage has a receptive energy (as oppose to projective)

Lavender & Rosemary sourced from organic (bio) local farms in Portugal