Smudge Sticks

This stunning smudge bowl is coloured black and decorated with the seven colours of the chakras making it a very decorative addition to any household.

This bowl is designed for the burning of smudge sticks, measuring H10.5cm x W13cm x D13cm and would make a cracking housewarming present.

Smudge sticks are known for their use in rituals or ceremonies to cleanse people, objects and places of negative energy. It is said that cleansing your house should be undertaken a couple of times a year, to clear negative energy that may have arrived. © Please do not copy text. Avena product description – Black Ceramic Smudge Bowl Chakra Design.  

Salvia Mellifera, also known as black sage, is a well-known and widely used product among indigenous people of Central America, also known as the Natives, especially in shamanism. It is part of the purification ceremonies where these spicy plants are smoldered and their holy smoke is released. It stimulates the gain of visions and expels negative energy as well as bad entities. Scientific research has even shown that 94% of the bacteria in the room have been broken down after burning this herb.

So black sage is a purification method that also changes your state of consciousness. It is produced from the Artemisia vulgaris plant, which grows on the coast of Mexico and California.

Sage has a sharp, very pungent smell, to be described as spicy. Not everyone experiences this smell as pleasant. It is therefore more functional than a pleasant home fragrance

When the leaves are dry, they can be burned. This is bound black sage with a length of 10 cm. In this way it is easy to ignite. As soon as the top of the beam is lit you can wave it with a feather and spread the sacred smoke over objects, people and in all corners of a room.

Salvia Azurea, also known as blue sage, is a well-known and widely used product among indigenous people of Central America, also known as the Natives, especially in shamanism. It is part of the purification ceremonies where these spicy plants are smoldered and their holy smoke is released. It stimulates the gain of visions and expels negative energy as well as bad entities. Scientific research has even shown that 94% of the bacteria in the room have been broken down after burning this herb.

So blue sage is a purification method that also changes your state of consciousness. It is made from the Artemisia tridentata plant, which grows on the coast of Mexico and California.

Blue sage is distinguished from white sage by the smell that is released when you burn it. Sage has a sharp, very pungent smell, to be described as spicy. Not everyone experiences this smell as pleasant. It is therefore more functional than a pleasant home fragrance. Unlike white sage, the smell of blue sage is similar to lavender.

sheafed Blue Sage

Blue sage is also known as Grandmother sage. When the leaves are dry, they can be burned. This involves tied blue sage with a length of 10 cm. In this way it is easy to ignite. As soon as the top of the beam is lit you can wave it with a feather and spread the sacred smoke over objects, people and in all corners of a room.

Dimensions: 10cm long 

Sage revolves around the element of earth. Salvia eremostachya, also known as desert sage, is a well-known and widely used product among indigenous people of Central America, also known as the Natives, especially within shamanism. It is part of the purification ceremonies where these spicy plants are smoldered and their holy smoke is released. It stimulates the gain of visions and expels negative energy as well as bad entities. Scientific research has even shown that 94% of the bacteria in the room have been broken down after burning this herb.

So desert sage is a purification method that also changes your state of consciousness. Desert sage is a widely used product when it comes to the dawning and blessing of new phases.

Desert sage is distinguished from white sage by the smell that is released when you burn it. Sage has a sharp, very pungent smell, to be described as spicy. Not everyone experiences this smell as pleasant. It is therefore more functional than a pleasant home fragrance. Also useful: sage is used as a natural defense against insects such as moths and mosquitoes. In terms of smell, deserts are slightly less sharp and somewhat 'pepper', similar to mint.
When the leaves are dry, they can be burned. This involves tied desert sage with a length of 10 cm. In this way it is easy to ignite. As soon as the top of the beam is lit you can wave it with a feather and spread the sacred smoke over objects, people and in all corners of a room. The desert sage is bound together by a 100% cotton cord. Desert sage grows on the low prairie of California and is less strong than regular white sage. It can therefore be used for the daily smudge and for creating a pleasant atmosphere.

Smudge sticks can be used for cleansing of the aura, for example before meditation or prayer, or they are quite often used by body workers and therapists before treatments. Smudging has long been used to connect to the spiritual realm or enhance intuition. Burning sage or smudge can lift one’s mood it could also be a great ally against stress.

The practice of burning smudging is fairly simple, a seashell or bowl of ceramic, clay dishs, or glass to hold burning sage or capture ash, optional you can use feather or fan for fanning smoke.

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Dimensions: 10cm long 

Large terracotta smudge bowl featuring a beautiful Mandala design.

Smudge bowls are used for burning herbs or holding lit smudge sticks whilst they burn.

Dimensions: H10cm x W13cm x D13cm

Made from Terracotta  

This 7inch smudge stick is made from Sage and Pinon Pine. It has been bound together using 100% cotton and dried, ready to burn. Both of these sacred herbs have been used for centuries by Native Americans. Smudge sticks are known for their use in rituals or ceremonies to cleanse people, objects and places of negative energy. It is said that cleansing your house should be undertaken a couple of times a year, to clear negative energy that may have arrived. To use your smudge stick: light the tip and the blow it out (like you would an incense stick). Surround your body, the objects or a certain place you would like to cleanse with the smoke. Traditionally the ash is caught in a shell as this is also an ideal place to place an extinguished smudge stick. If you do not have a shell, a bowl would fine to hold underneath instead. To extinguish the stick smother the end (like you would a cigarette) but please be aware that the stick may continue to burn, so double check once smothered.

This stunning terracotta smudge bowl is decorated with an awesome dream catcher design.

This bowl is designed for the burning of smudge sticks, measuring H10cm x W12.5cm x D12.5cm and would make a cracking housewarming present.

Smudge sticks are known for their use in rituals or ceremonies to cleanse people, objects and places of negative energy. It is said that cleansing your house should be undertaken a couple of times a year, to clear negative energy that may have arrived. © Please do not copy text. Avena product description – Terracotta Ceramic Smudge Bowl Dream Catcher Design.   

Salvia Shasta, also known as Shasta sages is a well-known and widely used product among indigenous people of Central America, also known as the Natives, especially within shamanism. It is part of the purification ceremonies where these spicy plants are smoldered and their holy smoke is released. It stimulates the gain of visions and expels negative energy as well as bad entities. Scientific research has even shown that 94% of the bacteria in the room have been broken down after burning this herb.
Shasta sage smudge is a purification method that also changes your state of consciousness. It is manufactured from the Eriodictyon californicum plant in the Southwest of America.

Sage has a sharp, very pungent smell, to be described as spicy. Not everyone experiences this smell as pleasant. It is therefore more functional than a pleasant home fragrance. Also useful: sage is used as a natural defense against insects such as moths and mosquitoes. The yerba variety gives a somewhat sweetish smell to this spicy sage.
When the leaves are dry, they can be burned. This involves tied shasta sages leaves with a length of 10 cm. In this way it is easy to ignite. As soon as the top of the beam is lit you can wave it with a feather and spread the sacred smoke over objects, people and in all corners of a room.