Details
• Aroma - similar to tree resin with a warm sweet woody and light smoky scent, complemented by hints of citrus, eucalyptus and earthiness.
• History – Thousands of years ago, across various cultures and traditions, humans practiced spiritual cleansing. Smoke rituals have long been connected to spiritual purification, meditation, grounding practices, and emotional healing. Today, many people use smudging practices to support relaxation, improve focus, prepare meditation spaces, or simply create a comforting smelling atmosphere at home.
• Materials – Approximately 15 thick mini "match sticks" with a blue carbon tip, per box.
• Use – These do not burn down slowly like standard incense sticks. Palo Santo wood burns and smolders or extinguishes quickly. Light the match, let it burn for a moment and when there's a good flame going let it extinguish or blow it out. A stick can be re-lit several times with a new match or lighter so it will continue to release its essential oils and energetic properties.
• Container – You can use a ceramic dish as a vessel or keep small rocks in a fireproof bowl and the put the embers into the rock bed in order to put it out when finished.
• Caution – Safety first, do not let the flame or embers burn on or near any flammable objects.
Meet the Artist
Nikki Eisenger is the dreamer behind Sacred Wild. She believes in living a life filled with purpose and thoughtful intention. Setting intentions creates abundance in all areas of life, so she creates tools to provide inspiration and rituals to help you stay clear and focused, to not only pull through, but to come out better on the other side.