Yerba Santa

Sage Smudging is a ritual where the leaves of the Sage plant are burned, and the smoke is directed into and onto areas that are in need of clearing and protection. The idea is that as the leaves are burned, and you speak express your gratitude for it's...

NEW ARRIVALBurn it within your smudging practice to help with your spiritual journeys, and in seeking your innermost self or deep, spiritual cleansing. It is said to strengthen the mind, and lead to trust and inner growth. Traditionally used for...

Yerba Santa (Eriodictyon Glutinosum and Eriodictyon Californicum) is grown in the dry hill areas of California and Northern Mexico. Translating into "Holy Herb" from Spanish, Yerba Santa has a history of reverence both within the cultures of the Native...

Yerba Santa (Eriodictyon Glutinosum and Eriodictyon Californicum) is grown in the dry hill areas of California and Northern Mexico. Translating into "Holy Herb" from Spanish, Yerba Santa has a history of reverence both within the cultures of the Native...

Yerba Santa (Eriodictyon Glutinosum and Eriodictyon Californicum) is grown in the dry hill areas of California and Northern Mexico. Translating into "Holy Herb" from Spanish, Yerba Santa has a history of reverence both within the cultures of the Native...

Sage Smudging is a ritual where the leaves of the Sage plant are burned, and the smoke is directed into and onto areas that are in need of clearing and protection. The idea is that as the leaves are burned, and you speak express your gratitude for it's...

For hundreds of years, white sage has been considered a sacred, cleansing, purifying, and protective plant. It's leaves are a whitish-green, and if you rub the fresh leaves between your thumb and forefinger, a refreshing, cleansing scent is released...

For hundreds of years, white sage has been considered a sacred, cleansing, purifying, and protective plant. It's leaves are a whitish-green, and if you rub the fresh leaves between your thumb and forefinger, a refreshing, cleansing scent is released...