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White Sage Incense Sticks
White sage, Salvia apiana, native to the American Southwest, with a camphorated, herbaceous scent used in ceremony for generations. The grounding smoke.
Light the tip, let the flame catch for a few seconds, blow it out and let the stick smoulder in a holder that catches the ash.

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White Sage Incense Sticks
- HEM Hexagonal Incense - White Sage Collection & Ashcatcher (asst pack 6) 10 sticks
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White sage, Salvia apiana, native to the American Southwest, with a camphorated, herbaceous scent used in ceremony for generations. The grounding smoke.
About White Sage →Frequently asked questions
How long does a white sage incense stick burn?
Most of our sticks burn for 30 to 45 minutes; the exact time is in each listing.
Is it safe to burn incense indoors?
Burn it in a holder that catches the ash, on a heat-proof surface, with a window open a little, never left alone and out of reach of children and pets. If you are sensitive to smoke, a diffuser with an essential oil is a gentler choice.
What is the difference between sticks and cones?
A stick burns slowly along its length and is easy to stop and relight; a cone gives a fuller scent in less time; a backflow cone sends its smoke down through a special holder.





































