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Sweetgrass Braid
SKU 99766
$9.95
Breath of the Earth Mother
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Sweetgrass Braid
Many Native tribes in North America use sweetgrass in prayer, smudging or purifying ceremonies. Sweetgrass has a sweet scent and is called the breath of the Earth mother. Bringing the blessings of love from the Earth Mother. Sweetgrass is burned to remind us of the essence of the feminine and that the earth provides us with everything we need. Bringing in sweet blessings to your sacred space. Can be lit directly or burned on a charcoal tablet.
Smudging has been used by Native Americans for thousands of years for cleansing and purifying oneself and others as well as an area of space. This is a sacred practice and should be treated as such.
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Full Moon Farms is a small family run business that works with wild-crafters that have the utmost respect for the land and plants they harvest. Most wands are from Native American sourced wild-crafters. Palo Santo comes from Ecuador, where it is sustainably harvested, and they work to plant new trees (around 4000 trees a year).
Many Native tribes in North America use sweetgrass in prayer, smudging or purifying ceremonies. Sweetgrass has a sweet scent and is called the breath of the Earth mother. Bringing the blessings of love from the Earth Mother. Sweetgrass is burned to remind us of the essence of the feminine and that the earth provides us with everything we need. Bringing in sweet blessings to your sacred space. Can be lit directly or burned on a charcoal tablet.
Smudging has been used by Native Americans for thousands of years for cleansing and purifying oneself and others as well as an area of space. This is a sacred practice and should be treated as such.
Dimensions: One braid
To Use: Light tip of braid, wait a moment, blow out flames, fan embers lightly to keep smoldering.
Make a Difference ...
Full Moon Farms is a small family run business that works with wild-crafters that have the utmost respect for the land and plants they harvest. Most wands are from Native American sourced wild-crafters. Palo Santo comes from Ecuador, where it is sustainably harvested, and they work to plant new trees (around 4000 trees a year).
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