Calabash Tea

BIG SAGE BUNDLES!

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$7 $11.11 In stock

Category: Incense

Our sage is sustainably and responsibly harvested by our Indigenous farmer friends.

Sage is an herb respected for millennia for its cleansing & clearing capabilities. Start purifying your spaces.

WHAT WE LOVE:

"I'm all about some BIG SAGE ENERGY! I love the White Sage for deep vibe cleaning!

~Sunyatta

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

Burned a bundle after a stressful week and the whole room felt lighter within minutes. You can tell it's harvested with care, the stalks are thick and it burns slow instead of smoking out fast like the cheap stuff.

Adam V. ★★★★★

The bundles arrived tightly wrapped and the leaves are still fresh and fragrant, not crumbled into dust like other sage I've bought. I lit one end and it burned slowly, giving off that clean, earthy smoke that really does make my apartment feel reset after a stressful week. Knowing it's sustainably

Chloe ★★★★★

The sage smells exactly as I hoped it would—clean and earthy—and it burns slowly enough that one bundle has lasted me over a week of nightly clearing. You can tell it was harvested with care, and knowing it came from Indigenous farmers makes the ritual feel even more meaningful.