Native Soul Incense | Sweet Grass & Yerba Santa

Sweetgrass smells like vanilla and hay and almost nothing else does. Yerba santa sits underneath it, resinous and a little green, and the two together make the softest smoke in this whole line.

Most clearing incense is built to push. This one is built to invite. Sweetgrass has been burned across many Native nations of the plains and the north to welcome good company into a space, and yerba santa comes out of California and northern Mexico, where it earned the name holy herb. Both are plants people reach for when the hard part is already over and what is left is wanting the room to feel kind.

Good for grief work, for a house after an argument, and for anyone who finds white sage too sharp.

Details

• Hand rolled in India to a traditional masala recipe
• Natural herbs, gums, resins, woods and oils, no synthetic fragrance
• Approximately 12 sticks per 15 g pack
• Burns 45 to 60 minutes per stick

Try It With

Sweetgrass braids and yerba santa bundles for the same two plants loose. More in herb bundles.

Safety

Burn on a heat safe holder in a ventilated room. Never leave burning incense unattended, keep it away from children, pets and anything flammable, and let the ash cool fully before you empty it.