Banjara Tribal Smudge Incense Sticks - Sweetgrass

Banjara Tribal Smudge Incense Sticks - Sweetgrass

€1,70
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Banjara Tribal Smudge Incense Sticks - Sweetgrass

€1,70
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Light this stick after a white sage smudge, or simply on its own when you want to bring warmth back into a room. Sweetgrass has a sweet, uplifting fragrance that many people burn to close a cleansing with something gentler and more welcoming.

Spiritual meaning

Sweetgrass, also known as Seneca Grass, has long been burned in Native ceremony to promote happiness, harmony, and connection with the spiritual world. It is often used after white sage smudging, following the cleanse with a wave of positivity. The smoke is traditionally believed to carry prayers upward while filling a space with warmth. The frog symbol on the box is traditionally linked to good luck, rain, and rebirth.

How to use

  • Light the tip and let it flame briefly, then blow out so it smoulders
  • Stand upright in a heatproof holder or ash-catching tray
  • Ventilate the room and never leave burning incense unattended
  • Keep away from children and pets

Details

  • Approximately 12 sticks per pack (15g)
  • Made in India
Delivery

Packed and dispatched from a European warehouse to twenty-five EU countries. Delivery is priced on the weight of the parcel and shown in full before you pay, and it is free above the threshold set for your country — from €19. No customs, no import charges, tracking by email. Thresholds by country.

Returns

Fourteen days from delivery to change your mind, for any reason, and you do not have to give us one. Send it back unused and in its packaging. If something arrives broken or is not what you ordered, we pay the return. How returns work.

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