Pumpkin Spice Sage Bundle | Autumn Warmth & Protection
Description
Pumpkin Spice White Sage Bundle | Autumn Cleansing with Cinnamon
A four inch farmed organic white sage bundle infused with pumpkin essential oil and tied with an organic cinnamon stick. Made in a limited run by our farm partner, once a year, for the season.
The joke writes itself and the ingredients still hold up. Cinnamon has been burned for protection and for drawing money in for as long as it has been traded, and it is one of the few kitchen spices with a serious ritual history. Pumpkin belongs to the harvest, to the turn of the year, and to the part of autumn that is about gathering in rather than clearing out.
White sage underneath does what white sage does, so this is a full clearing bundle with a warmer finish than the plain one. Earthy sage first, then the sweet and woody note behind it.
Why Choose It
- Seasonal: made once a year and gone when it is gone.
- Protection and prosperity: cinnamon carries both, which suits the run up to the end of the year.
- Softer than plain sage: the oil and the cinnamon take the sharp edge off the smoke.
How to Use
- Light the tip, let it catch, then blow it out and work with the smoke.
- Burn at the start of the season to close out summer and set the tone for the darker half of the year.
- Use at a Mabon or Samhain altar alongside apple, squash and the last of the garden.
Farmed organic white sage, pumpkin essential oil, organic cinnamon stick. Approximately 4 inches.
Why We Carry It
Yes, really. It is silly and it also works: cinnamon is a genuine protection and prosperity herb, and the autumn association is doing real ritual work whether or not it started as a joke.
Try It With
Burn it over an abalone shell through the season. See our Samhain and Mabon collections.
* Items pictured are representations of what we have in stock. The items you receive might vary slightly in color and size, as they are all natural products. We offer our products as inspiration and reference. These properties are in no way meant to replace diagnosis or treatment by a qualified physician or therapist. For medical advice please seek a medical professional.
Our white sage comes from a family farm in California that grows it rather than wildcrafts it. That matters more than people realize: white sage is not an endangered species, but wild populations have been hit hard, roughly half of them lost to development and the rest under real poaching pressure, with seizures running to hundreds of pounds at a time. Cultivated sage takes none of that. If a shop cannot tell you where theirs comes from, that is worth noticing.




