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White Sage incense stick standing in a small brass holder beside its tall cream box
Hand holding a lit white sage incense stick with a thin trail of smoke against a soft beige wall
Chart of five hand-rolled incense scents, Palo Santo, Black Copal, Lavender, Cinnamon and White Sage, with scent notes
Infographic titled What is White Sage, with a silvery sage sprig and bullet points on smudging use
Incense key points graphic: hand-rolled in Peru, natural composition, and around 45 minutes of fragrance per stick
Four-step how-to-use guide for lighting, smouldering and extinguishing an incense stick in a bowl of sand
Three-step burning ritual guide covering setting an intention, smudging the space and expressing gratitude
White Sage incense stick standing in a small brass holder beside its tall cream box
Hand holding a lit white sage incense stick with a thin trail of smoke against a soft beige wall
Chart of five hand-rolled incense scents, Palo Santo, Black Copal, Lavender, Cinnamon and White Sage, with scent notes
Infographic titled What is White Sage, with a silvery sage sprig and bullet points on smudging use
Incense key points graphic: hand-rolled in Peru, natural composition, and around 45 minutes of fragrance per stick
Four-step how-to-use guide for lighting, smouldering and extinguishing an incense stick in a bowl of sand
Three-step burning ritual guide covering setting an intention, smudging the space and expressing gratitude

Hand-Rolled White Sage Incense Sticks

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Hand-rolled white sage incense sticks, made in Peru from dried White Sage leaves (Salvia apiana) bound with natural gum acacia. Each stick burns for roughly 45–60 minutes with a clean, herbal, gently smoky scent. Made by Cedar and Myrrh.

Cleanse, renew, restore

White Sage is often called "Sacred Sage". It has been valued for centuries by Indigenous communities of North America, where it is traditionally used in purification rituals, ceremonies and moments of intention. We ask that it's used with that history in mind.

This incense was made to help you slow down, refresh your space and turn an ordinary moment into a small ritual. It does more than scent a room: it gives you a reason to pause, come back to your breath and remember what you're there for. As the herbal smoke rises, it brings a feeling of clarity and quiet presence, whether you're starting a new chapter, setting up a calm home or getting ready to meditate.

What it's made from

  • Dried White Sage leaves (Salvia apiana), organically grown and responsibly wildcrafted
  • Sage sourced from USDA & CCOF certified farms in California's southern desert
  • Bound with natural gum acacia
  • Hand-rolled in Peru using traditional methods
  • No synthetic fragrances, fillers or dyes

Ways to use it

  • Light a stick when you want to refresh your space and mark a fresh start.
  • Burn one before meditation to settle into stillness and focus.
  • Light one before journaling or intention setting to make room for reflection.
  • Use it at moments of transition as a symbolic way of welcoming something new.

Or begin any meaningful moment with two questions: What am I ready to release? What intention do I want to welcome? Let the rising smoke be a gentle reminder to clear distractions and come back to the present.

Details

  • Aroma: clean herbal notes, fresh green nuances, earthy undertones and a soft smoky finish
  • Smoke intensity: medium to heavy
  • Burn time: approximately 45–60 minutes per stick
  • Origin: hand-rolled in Peru

Good to know

How long does each stick burn?
About 45–60 minutes.

Is it very smoky?
It's medium to heavy, so it suits a well-ventilated room.

Does it contain synthetic fragrance?
No. It's made from dried white sage and gum acacia, with no synthetic fragrances, fillers or dyes.

Where does the sage come from?
USDA & CCOF certified farms in California's southern desert. The sticks are then hand-rolled in Peru.

Always burn on a heatproof, non-flammable holder in a well-ventilated room, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.

A daily ritual of renewal. A quiet invitation to clear your space, set your intentions and return to what matters most.

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