SMUDGE STICKS

Item #RS5SL:
Sage & Lavender Smudge Stick

This smudge stick introduces Lavender to the traditional art of smudging, adding its calming influence to the purifying qualities of Sage within this Sage and Lavender smudge stick. 5".

Item #RS5SP:
Sage & Pinion Pine Smudge Stick

Item #RSBKS3:
Black Sage Smudge Stick

Black sage also called mugwort smudge, is a popular smudge stick used by those who are seeking spiritual journeys. 4”.

Item #RSJSW3:
Juniper Smudge Stick

Cleanse and purify with this juniper smudge stick, using its fragrant smoke to attractive positive energies and remove the negative, and help bring good fortune into your life. Loose pieces and tied sticks. 3".

Item #RSL8W:
California White Sage Smudge Stick

This large bundle of white sage has been gathered specifically for smudging, providing you with a great tool for your smudging ritual. 7".

Item #RSPALS:
Palo Santo Smudge Sticks

Palo Santo wood is a rosy sweet-smelling wood also known as Holy wood. The sticks will smolder for several minutes once lit and blown out. 3 1/2" - 4".

Item #RSPSW6:
Palo Santo Smudge Sticks, 6-Pack

Palo Santo wood is a rosy sweet-smelling wood also know as Holy wood. The sticks will smolder for several minutes once lit and blown out. 3 1/2" - 4".

Item #RSMSK:
White Sage Smudge Kit

A kit containing everything you need for an altar or ritual smudging. Comes with a small cobra stand, abalone shell, feather, and 3� white sage smudge stick. Made in U.S.A.

Item #IBABA4:
Abalone Shell Incense Burner

Useful for burning cone or resin incense, as a receptacle for smudge sticks, holder for crystals or trinkets, decoration, etc. Sizes & markings will vary, as these are made by Nature. 3" - 4".

Item #IBABA:
Abalone Shell Burner

Abalone shell incense burner. They range in size from 5”-6” assorted. These silvery and iridescent abalone shells are useful for burning cone or resin incense. 5-6”.

Item #RSHAR:
Harmony Smudge Stick

Bring blessings of serenity, peace, and harmony with this Harmony Smudge stick, crafted by the Kumeyaay Indians of Baja California and Mexico. 5-6".