At a glance
- White sage smudge incense
- 8 sticks per pack
- Assorted scents
- Made in India
- Far less smoke than a full sage bundle
- Small enough to keep in a drawer or travel bag
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Three blends — listed in full below
How to use it
Smudging is a walk, not a burn. The stick is just what makes the walk visible.
- Open a window a couple of inches first. Smoke needs somewhere to go or it just relocates.
- Light one stick, let it flame briefly, then blow it out so it smolders.
- Set it in a heatproof holder or shell and carry that around the edges of the room, corners included.
- Say what you are clearing — out loud, even quietly. It keeps you honest about why you started.
- Return the stick to its holder on a stable surface and let it burn out. Never leave it unattended.
When People Reach For It
| Moment |
Why |
| Moving into a new place |
The most common use, by a distance |
| After illness or argument |
Marking a line between before and after |
| Before ritual or meditation |
Clearing the space you are about to work in |
| Weekly reset |
Eight sticks lasts roughly two months at once a week |
✨ Temple Tip
Walk the room anticlockwise on the way out and clockwise on the way back in. The direction matters less than the fact that you did two passes — one to clear, one to fill. Most people only ever do the first and wonder why the room feels empty afterwards.
Blends available
Each 8-pack is a single blend.
- White Sage with Lavender
- Californian White Sage
- White Sage with Wild Rose
Frequently asked questions
How many sticks are in a pack?
Eight.
Which scent will I receive?
Scents are assorted — choose from the options available at checkout.
Where is it made?
India.
How is this different from a sage bundle?
It produces far less smoke and burns for minutes rather than the length of a full bundle, which suits smaller homes.
How do I burn it safely?
Use a heatproof holder or shell on a stable surface, keep it clear of anything flammable, and never leave it unattended.
How quickly does it ship?
Ships within 3 business days, wrapped for protection.
The oldest reset button there is. #TempleOfDesire
California Proposition 65 warning: Burning incense produces combustion by-products. Use in a well-ventilated space.
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