White Sage – 50 grams dried in a resealable fresh bag
Experience the purifying power of true white sage (Salvia apiana), a sacred plant that has been used for centuries in spiritual rituals, for energetic cleansing and as a natural aid for meditation and moments of rest.
Our white sage is grown with care and dried in the traditional way, so that its natural aromas and properties are optimally preserved.
This package contains 50 grams of dried white sage leaves, packed in a resealable fresh bag that provides protection against moisture and loss of scent.
The leaves are still on the stem and still have their characteristic silver-green colour, a sign of their quality and purity.
How do you use white sage?
You can burn white sage in a sahumador or abalone shell.
Once lit, the sage spreads an earthy, spicy smoke that helps to dispel negative energy, bring calm, and create a harmonious atmosphere.
Ideal for use at the change of seasons, during a yoga or meditation session, or when you simply want a moment of purification and awareness.
Why this white sage is special
- Pure Salvia apiana white sage of high quality
- Dried in the traditional way, without additives
- Good amount (50 grams) for multiple uses
- Practical, resealable packaging to preserve aroma
- Versatile: from smudging to meditation and aromatherapy
Whether you are a novice spiritual practitioner or have been working with rituals for some time, this white sage is an authentic and valuable tool in your practice.
Let your space breathe. Add this purifying white sage to your ritual and experience the difference for yourself.
Specifications
Contents: 50 grams of loose leaves on twigs
Packaging: resealable plastic food storage bag
Additional information
Sage was honored by both the Romans and various North American Indians for its purifying effect; Originally, it was therefore frequently used in various rituals. In North American Indian tradition, the idea prevails that when sage is burned, the Air, Mind and Thoughts are cleansed; Today, they still use sage in their ceremonies and healing rites.
