White Sage Incense Sticks – 30 Mini Hand-Rolled Sticks from Peru (4.2")

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* Note: Incense holder not included.

White Sage (Salvia Apiana)

  • Also known as “Sacred Sage” – Used for centuries by Native American cultures in purification and smudging rituals

  • Traditionally used to clear negative energy, purify spaces, and invite renewal

  • Smoke intensity: (Medium to Heavy)

  • Burn time: 40–45 minutes per stick

  • Perfect for home purification, meditation, intention setting, and energy clearing

  • Hand-rolled in Peru – Made with dried white sage leaves and natural plant binders

  • Crown chakra alignment – Supports clarity, openness, and connection to higher self

  • Sourced from USDA & CCOF Certified farms – Organically grown and wildcrafted in California’s southern desert

  • 100% natural ingredients – Bound with gum acacia; no synthetic fragrances, fillers, or dyes

Herbaceous · Woody · Fresh · Minty

1. Hold the stick at a slight downward angle.
2. Light the tip, then gently blow out the flame to release smoke.
3. Place the base into a heat-resistant incense holder.
4. Allow it to smolder and burn naturally.
5. Extinguish in sand or fireproof dish when finished.

Approx. 4.2" length x 0.2" diameter. *All dimensions, weights, and burn times are approximate and may vary.

FAQs

How long does one stick burn, and how strong is the smoke?
About 45–60 minutes per stick with medium–heavy smoke. Burn in a lightly ventilated room for a balanced scent.
Is an incense holder included?
No—this item ships without a holder. Use a heat-resistant holder that fits stick incense securely.
Where is the sage from, and how is the incense made?
We use white sage grown in California (from USDA/CCOF-certified sources), then hand-roll the incense in Peru with natural binders—no synthetic fragrances, fillers, or dyes.
How do I use it safely?
Light the tip, blow out the flame, and place in a heat-safe holder. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children, pets, and drafts; extinguish in sand or a fireproof dish.
How does White Sage compare to Palo Santo or Copal?
White Sage = crisp, herbal; Palo Santo = sweet-woody; Black Copal = resinous and deeper. Choose by mood: quick refresh (Sage), warm meditation (Palo Santo), ceremonial richness (Copal)