Shop for smudge sticks and accessories used for smoke cleansing and ritual work. This category includes white sage and palo santo sticks. We also stock smudge sticks that blend sage with other herbs. Buyers will also find pure white sage products in single or multi-pack options.
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New inventory gets added every week so categories offer fresh choices.
Types of Smudge Sticks in This Category
We ethically source all of our smudge sticks and herb products. We choose herbs that responsible growers wildcraft when possible. Sustainable farms supply other herbs and follow long-term growing practices.
Under smudge bundles, buyers will find many types of smudge sticks. People use these products to clear energy in a space. Choose sticks made from a single herb or blends that combine sage with other plants. Many people choose lavender for softer smoke. Sage coated with dragon’s blood resin creates a stronger smoke and suits deeper cleansing work.
Blue sage sticks produce a lighter scent and milder smoke. Many people choose blue sage for calm or focused use. Some also connect blue sage with success or steady progress.
In the palo santo category, buyers will find blessed wood used for smoke cleansing. People also call palo santo holy wood. Choose plain sticks or resin-dipped options. Our stock includes several resin-dipped palo santo multi-packs.
White sage smudge sticks remain a popular choice. This category offers white sage sticks in different sizes, as well as single bundles and multi-packs.
Shop Smudge Sticks In Store Or Online
Looking for smudge sticks near you? You can shop for them in our physical store in the greater Cincinnati area or order online for delivery. We operate as a real, family-owned shop with both a physical location and an online store.
We also stock a wide range of herbs. Some buyers burn loose sage and herbs in cauldrons instead of using bundled sticks. You can shop for these items and smudge feathers and accessories in person or online.
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Use a Smudge Stick
Move smoke through a space or around the body with intent. People use smudge sticks to clear unwanted energy and support a reset of the space. Some users light a bundle after cleaning a room. Others use smoke before or after ritual work.
Use does not need to last long. A brief pass through a room or around the body works well. Guide smoke through rooms, doorways, or open areas. Some users also pass smoke around mirrors or entry points. Many people leave a window or door slightly open during use.
Caution
When guiding smoke around the body, keep the bundle at a safe distance. Move slowly from head to feet.
Hold a bowl beneath the bundle to catch ash. Use care at all times when working with a smudge stick. Do not leave a burning bundle unattended. Ash can stay warm for several minutes, so place used sticks in sand or a heat-safe bowl until fully out. Keep burning bundles away from pets, children, and flammable materials.
If you have asthma or smoke sensitivity, use caution or avoid smoke use.
Tools That Pair With Smudge Sticks
A heat-safe bowl or dish catches ash during use. Ceramic, stone, or metal bowls work well. A small plate filled with sand also works.
Smudge feathers or hand fans guide smoke more evenly, especially in larger rooms. A lighter or candle helps relight a bundle if needed. Tools and accessories are stocked separately so buyers can add only what they need.
FAQ About Smudge Sticks
Q: What are smudge sticks used for?
A: People use them to smoke cleanse a space for ritual work and energy clearing.
Q: What is a good first smudge stick to try?
A: White sage is a common first choice.
Q: How often can smudge sticks be used?
A: Use varies by person. Some people use them regularly, others only as needed.
Q: Do I need tools to use a smudge stick?
A: A heat-safe bowl is recommended. Other tools are optional.
Q: Are your products ethically sourced?
A: We prioritize farm-grown and responsibly sourced materials whenever possible.
Q: Is smoke cleansing safe indoors?
A: Yes. Handle smoke carefully and follow basic fire safety. Proper ventilation helps.
