At a glance
- 4 in. hand-bound bundle of sage with cedar, orange and cinnamon
- Aroma profile: zesty citrus over warm spice and green resin
- Traditionally used for balance, harmony and a sense of protection
- Burns as a wand or rests on a heat-proof dish or shell
- Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Light the leafiest end until it catches, then gently blow out the flame so the bundle smolders rather than burns.
Walk the smoke through the space — corners, doorways and any spot that feels stagnant. A feather or your open hand helps direct it.
When you are finished, press the tip into a heat-proof bowl, abalone shell or sand until the smoke stops entirely.
Never leave a burning bundle unattended. Make sure it is completely extinguished before you leave the room, and keep it away from children, pets and anything flammable.
What each botanical brings
| Botanical |
Traditionally associated with |
| White sage |
Clearing and purification of a space or object |
| Cedar |
Grounding, protection, an evergreen freshness |
| Orange |
Uplift, brightness, a sense of welcome |
| Cinnamon |
Warmth and activation — it amplifies the blend |
✨ Temple Tip
Open a window before you begin. Smoke cleansing works best as a movement, not a fog — you want the old air to have somewhere to go.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a 4-inch bundle last?
That depends entirely on how long you let it smolder. Most people use a bundle across many sessions, relighting the same stick each time — a few seconds of smoke per room is usually plenty.
Do I have to burn the whole thing at once?
No. Extinguish it whenever you are done and relight the same end next time. A partly burned bundle is a well-used one.
What do I rest it on?
Anything heat-proof: an abalone or Lion's Paw shell, a ceramic dish, a bowl of sand. Never a bare wooden or fabric surface.
Is the scent strong?
It is aromatic and spicy rather than sweet. Cinnamon and orange give it more warmth than plain white sage.
Where is the sage from?
This sage is farm-grown. Wild white sage should never be harvested from national parks or Native land.
Light it, let the room change, and give the day a clean edge. #TempleOfDesire
