Description
Long before smudge sticks lined store shelves, White Sage grew wild across the California hills.
Its smoke has been offered in ceremony for generations.Cone incense for space clearing and blessing, in a simple, easy-to-burn form. πΏ
White Sage Native Soul Cones bring the clean, herbal scent of White Sage to cone incense. White Sage is native to Southern California and Baja California and has long held a sacred place in Indigenous ceremony. It is associated with the element of Air and is traditionally used for purification, blessing, and clearing heavy or stagnant energy from a space. Its scent is clean, herbal, and slightly resinous. As each cone burns down to ash, the room feels clearer, lighter, and ready for whatever comes next.
Why You'll Love It:
β 8 cones per box
β Clean, herbal White Sage scent
β About 20β30 minutes per cone
β By Native Soul
β Set a Selenite Tumbled Crystal in the room to hold the fresh, clear feeling
β Anoint your doorframe with Protection Oil by Sun's EyePerfect For:
β Clearing a new home or workspace
β Resetting a room after guests or arguments
β Preparing your space for readings, Reiki, or meditation
β New moon and full moon ritual
β Samhain and fall cleansing
β Sage clearing without a loose bundleHow to Use It:
Set a cone on a heat-safe dish or cone burner, light the tip, and blow out the flame once it glows. Open a window or door so old energy has somewhere to go. Touch a drop of Protection Oil to your front doorframe and speak your intention for the space. When the cone has burned down, place your Selenite at the center of the room to hold the clear, bright feeling. Never leave burning incense unattended. πΏβ¨
Clear the air, and begin again.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each cone burn?
About 20β30 minutes. Airflow from a fan or open window can make it burn faster.How do I burn a cone safely?
Cones burn down to hot ash at the base, so always set them on a ceramic dish, cone burner, or bed of sand, never directly on wood, plastic, or fabric. Let the ash cool completely before you empty the dish.What is White Sage traditionally used for?
White Sage has long been burned for purification and blessing. People traditionally use it to clear a space before ritual, after guests, or when moving into a new home.Care / Please Note:
For spiritual and ritual use only. Burn on a heat-safe surface (or in a heat-safe incense holder) in a well-ventilated area, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets. Not for consumption.
Description
Long before smudge sticks lined store shelves, White Sage grew wild across the California hills.
Its smoke has been offered in ceremony for generations.
Cone incense for space clearing and blessing, in a simple, easy-to-burn form. πΏ
White Sage Native Soul Cones bring the clean, herbal scent of White Sage to cone incense. White Sage is native to Southern California and Baja California and has long held a sacred place in Indigenous ceremony. It is associated with the element of Air and is traditionally used for purification, blessing, and clearing heavy or stagnant energy from a space. Its scent is clean, herbal, and slightly resinous. As each cone burns down to ash, the room feels clearer, lighter, and ready for whatever comes next.
Why You'll Love It:
β 8 cones per box
β Clean, herbal White Sage scent
β About 20β30 minutes per cone
β By Native Soul
β Set a Selenite Tumbled Crystal in the room to hold the fresh, clear feeling
β Anoint your doorframe with Protection Oil by Sun's Eye
Perfect For:
β Clearing a new home or workspace
β Resetting a room after guests or arguments
β Preparing your space for readings, Reiki, or meditation
β New moon and full moon ritual
β Samhain and fall cleansing
β Sage clearing without a loose bundle
How to Use It:
Set a cone on a heat-safe dish or cone burner, light the tip, and blow out the flame once it glows. Open a window or door so old energy has somewhere to go. Touch a drop of Protection Oil to your front doorframe and speak your intention for the space. When the cone has burned down, place your Selenite at the center of the room to hold the clear, bright feeling. Never leave burning incense unattended. πΏβ¨
Clear the air, and begin again.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each cone burn?
About 20β30 minutes. Airflow from a fan or open window can make it burn faster.
How do I burn a cone safely?
Cones burn down to hot ash at the base, so always set them on a ceramic dish, cone burner, or bed of sand, never directly on wood, plastic, or fabric. Let the ash cool completely before you empty the dish.
What is White Sage traditionally used for?
White Sage has long been burned for purification and blessing. People traditionally use it to clear a space before ritual, after guests, or when moving into a new home.
Care / Please Note:
For spiritual and ritual use only. Burn on a heat-safe surface (or in a heat-safe incense holder) in a well-ventilated area, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets. Not for consumption.
