Set of Three Floral Sage Bundles and Palo Santo Sticks

Name: Set of Three Floral Sage Bundles and Palo Santo Sticks
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: DBD-03
Price: 32.00 USD
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A smudging set of three white sage bundles, each hand-tied with a different mix of dried flower petals, paired with three raw palo santo sticks. Sage is used to clear stagnant energy, while palo santo, the holy wood of South America, adds a warmer, resinous note. Light one before meditation, after guests leave, or when a room needs a fresh start.

Details

Design: Set of three hand-tied white sage bundles wrapped with sunflower petals, purple daze petals, and mixed blooms, with three raw palo santo sticks
Size: Sage bundles measure about 4" long. Palo santo sticks vary slightly in length
Material: White sage, dried flower petals, palo santo wood, cotton string
Care: Keep in a cool, dry spot away from direct sunlight and moisture so the sage and petals stay fresh and fragrant
Included: Three pieces smudge with 3 palo santo sticks set: three bundles of white sage with sunflower petals, purple daze petals, and mixed flowers
Origin: Hand-tied in the USA
Note: Because sage, petals, and palo santo wood are natural plant materials, each bundle and stick will vary slightly in color, shape, and size

Meaning & Intention

Burning white sage is one of the oldest rituals for clearing stagnant energy from a space, an object, or a person. Lighting a bundle has long marked the simple intention to begin again.

Each bundle here is wrapped with dried flowers, layering the smoke's cleansing quality with the softer symbolism of blossoms — beauty, growth, one season passing into the next.

Palo santo, meaning holy wood, comes from a tree native to South America and has been burned for generations to purify a room and settle a scattered mind. Its warm, resinous smoke balances sage's sharper, herbal note.

Together the three bundles and three sticks form a small set of intentions rather than a single gesture: one for clearing, one for renewal, one for calm.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Cleansing, renewal, peace, clarity

Ideal for: Anyone starting or deepening a home-cleansing and smudging practice

Suggested mantra: I clear space for peace

Symbol: Space clearing, smudging rituals, meditation prep

Questions & Guidance

How do I use the sage and palo santo together?

Light the tip of a sage bundle until it smokes, then let the smoke drift through the space you want to clear. Finish by lighting a palo santo stick for a softer, lasting aroma.

How do I extinguish a bundle?

Press the smoking tip gently into a heatproof dish or a bowl of sand until the ember goes out. Do not use water, which will soak the remaining bundle.

When is a good time to smudge?

Anytime a space feels heavy — after an argument, before guests arrive, at the end of a long week, or as a prelude to meditation. The ritual can be repeated whenever a room or mood asks for it.