Key features

• •🌎 SUSTAINABLY HARVESTED SAGE BUNDLES: Relax body, mind and spirit while aromatic white sage fills your space, chasing away negative energy and purifying the area around you. Each sage smudge stick is lovingly hand-wrapped in natural, chemical-free cotton that's safe to burn along with the sage. Help preserve this sacred plant by supporting a family-owned company that NEVER wild harvests and grows its white sage (also called Salvia apiana) on beautiful private land.
• •📚 INCLUDES DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS + BLESSINGS: Reap incredible spiritual, emotional and physical rewards with powerful rituals and blessings for healing and protection. To help you navigate your spiritual journey and make the most of your palo santo and sage smudge sticks for cleansing, we've included a detailed set of instructions and blessings. Learn which direction to face your sage stick to achieve specific results, the best times to cleanse and ancient shaman-inspired prayers.
• •💙 WHAT's INCLUDED: 2 White Sage Smudge Sticks, 2 Palo Santo Sticks, 1 Abalone Shell, 1 Polished Rose Quartz Crystal & Instructions with Blessings for Smudging
• •️ PREMIUM, HAND-SELECTED PALO SANTO STICKS: Breathe in the woody, citrusy aroma of sacred palo santo incense and slowly exhale as you feel negative energy drain from the room around you and begin to vibrate with positive waves. Our premium palo santo wood is sustainably harvested from forest floors by Peruvian locals and then hand-sorted one at a time to ensure the most resin-rich specimens. Now you too can harness the incredible powers of this "holy wood," used by shamans for generations!
• •🐚 AUTHENTIC ABALONE SHELL FOR SMUDGING: Cool down a smoking piece of sage or palo santo with a genuine abalone shell, used in the ancient tradition of smudging for centuries. This gorgeous incense holder can also be used to hold crystals, wands and other trinkets. To pay utmost respect and care to the environment, JL Local only uses shells from an abalone species that's strictly government regulated (other vendors use abalone that's over-harvested and suffering, putting the species at risk).