Sage Cleansing Bundle

A thoughtfully gathered bundle of botanicals and selenite, created to mark a fresh beginning, refresh your space or bring a little intention to your everyday rituals.

Each bundle includes a sage smudge stick, a cinnamon quill, bay leaves and a selenite wand, finished with intentionally curated details. Keep your bundle as a decorative addition to your altar or unwrap it to use each element in your own rituals.

Every bundle is a little different. A colour, a texture or a small detail may catch your eye. What are you drawn to?

A meaningful gift for a new home, a new chapter or a moment of renewal.

Details

• Sage smudge stick

• Cinnamon quill

• Bay leaves

• Selenite wand

• Intentionally curated finishing details

• Natural materials may vary in colour, shape and size

To Use

Unwrap your bundle and remove all ties and finishing details before burning. Set the selenite wand aside.

Sage
Light the tip of the sage stick, then gently blow out the flame, allowing a small amount of smoke to rise. Hold a heatproof dish beneath it to catch falling embers as you move through your space.

Selenite
Place your wand on your altar, beside your bed as a reminder to pause before sleep, or near your front entrance to mark the transition into your home. You can also hold it during a quiet moment of reflection. Keep selenite dry and away from water.

Bay Leaves
Write a wish or intention upon a dried bay leaf. Using tongs, carefully burn it over a fireproof dish, allowing the ashes to fall into the dish as you reflect on your wish.

Cinnamon
Keep the cinnamon quill on your altar or gently warm a small piece in a suitable incense burner. It can also be burned in small pieces on a charcoal disc in a charcoal-safe burner, bringing a warm, spicy fragrance to your ritual.

Use burning botanicals in a well-ventilated space, away from children, pets and flammable materials. Place burners on a heat-resistant surface, never leave them unattended, and fully extinguish all embers after use.

"A small ritual for clearing space, welcoming possibility and beginning again."