At a glance
- 4 in. white sage bundle with cinnamon, rosemary and yerba santa
- A protective, memory-oriented blend for deeper ritual work
- Traditionally used to purify the aura before ceremony
- Sustainably farm-grown sage from Mexico
- Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Light the end of the wand with the most leaves — not the stem-heavy end — and blow out the flame once it is smoldering.
Waft the smoke through the space with a feather or your hand, or rest the bundle on a heat-resistant surface such as an abalone or Lion's Paw shell.
For crystal and jewelry cleansing, hold each piece in the smoke until the stream flows steadily upward.
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 |
One of the oldest and best-known herbs for energy cleansing |
| Cinnamon |
An activator that enhances the cleansing power of sage |
| Rosemary |
Powerful remembering and mental clarity |
| Yerba Santa |
Protection and a sense of sanctuary |
✨ Temple Tip
Sit with this one. Light it, then stay in the room for the length of the burn instead of walking away — it rewards a slower ritual.
Frequently asked questions
What makes yerba santa different?
Yerba santa contributes its own protective quality to the blend and rounds out the sharper edge of white sage with a softer, resinous note.
What is this blend used for?
It is traditionally used for cleansing a space and for ritual work oriented toward memory, past lives and soul connections.
How do I extinguish it safely?
Press the burning tip into sand or a heat-proof dish until no smoke remains, then leave it there until fully cool.
Should I consult anyone before using herbal products?
We recommend speaking with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing or taking any medication.
Where does the sage come from?
From a sustainable farm in Mexico. Wild white sage should never be taken from national parks or Native land.
Some clearings ask for patience. This is one of them. #TempleOfDesire
