White Sage Bundle 9" | Wipe the Slate Clean
Description
White Sage Bundle | Wipe the Slate Clean
White Sage (Salvia apiana) has been used in Indigenous traditions for centuries as a sacred cleansing plant, revered for its ability to clear out heavy, stagnant, and negative energy. Unlike Palo Santo, which subtly lifts energy, White Sage performs a deep reset, wiping the energetic slate clean, making it the go-to for new beginnings, spiritual protection, and powerful space clearing. Its sharp, herbaceous aroma signals a shift, creating a blank canvas for intention-setting and transformation.
Why Choose White Sage?
- Strongest cleansing properties Removes all energy, both positive and negative, for a full reset.
- Ideal for new beginnings Used in rituals for clearing homes, tools, and personal energy fields.
- Sacred & sustainable Our Sage is ethically harvested in California, honoring its traditional use.
How to Use:
- Burn to clear lingering negativity, set fresh intentions, and protect your space.
- Use before spiritual work, after heavy interactions, or when moving into a new home to start fresh with clarity.
Each wand is sustainably harvested and hand-tied, ensuring both respect for tradition and environmental responsibility.
Why We Carry It
The nine inch wand, for clearing a whole house rather than a room. It burns long enough to walk the place without relighting, which the four inch will not do.
Try It With
Use an abalone shell to catch the ash and a turkey smudge feather to direct it. The 4 inch bundle is the everyday size.
* 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.


