Tree Of Life Wooden Box with Sage and Smudging Herbs

Such a great combo for yourself or for gift giving! A beautiful Tree Of Life 4 x 6 inch carved Indian rosewood box with a 2 oz. bag full of our Everyday Hearth & Home Smudge Blend! Our own custom blend of white sage, cedar, lavender, sweetgrass, and special herbs and botanicals for purification, protection and positive energy for your home and sacred space. Smudging is a common vernacular for the sacred smoke bowl blessing, a powerful clearing and cleansing technique for your body, tools, crystals and home. Smudging is a recommended and welcome practice on a frequent basis to clear negative or stagnant energy, or to purify the air during and after illnesses of all kinds. Also a wonderful tool to cleanse new items entering your home, or after visitors exit, to neutralize and charge the air with positive energy.

We originally developed this special blend of herbs for our own personal use in our home to calm and cleanse after a long hard workday, a natural mood elevator, and before sacred ceremonies. Our friends, family and visitors loved the scent and the happy and soothing effects so much, we decided to share it with loved ones, and ultimately, the public! We craft and blend our heavenly smudge with our hands in small batches in our sacred space and with healing and loving intent. Charcoal tablets to add to your order can be found here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/219137475/charcoal-tablets-two-tubes-for-smudging?ref=shop_home_active_1

Our ingredients are sourced from sustainably harvested and wildcrafted sources in North America, including our own land, as much as humanly possible. The main ingredient in our blend is white sage from the desert Southwest. We include eastern red cedar, juniper leaves, lavender blossoms, yerba santa, and sweetgrass, to encourage uplifting energies.

"The word ‘smudge’ comes from the old English word smogen. It is cited in several dictionaries as coming from 1400-50 late Middle English. It means to smear, blur, obscure, to smother with smoke, to use dense smoke to protect an area from insects. Another meaning is also ‘taken by surprise’. In English the term ‘smudge’ also means smut or dirt. It has been in use since the 15th century, and first appeared after the Norman conquest, so it’s certainly of Germanic origin." - Rachel Patterson

From our home in the foothills of North Carolina to yours...happy smudging for your health and wellbeing!

This generous bag is sold by weight not volume, and should last a couple months with regular use. Some settling may occur. This is a natural product, some variations may occur.

*Disclaimer* I make no medical claims as to the efficacy of this product, only personal experience. The information in my shop has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.