California White Sage Incense

Ancient Purity Presents California White Sage Incense

Let the Good Time Glow - With California Sage Incense Sticks

Taking Time to Relax in the Modern World

Experience the Scent of California Sage Incense - Order Today

• Califorina White Sage.
• Produced to ecological standards, free from agro-chemicals, non-irradiated and GMO-free.

• Place your incense stick in an appropriate incense burner that will collect the ash as it falls. Trim the stick as necessary to ensure a proper fit.
• Light the end of the incense stick until a flame is established. Allow it to burn for a few seconds to ensure it is properly lit.
• Gently extinguish by blowing or fanning out the flame.
• Your California White Sage Incense Stick should glow red and a gentle wisp of smoke should be seen.
• Burn incense in a well ventilated room to avoid build up of the smoke.
• Keep lit and unlit incense away from children and pets.
• You should not burn incense if you have asthma or suffer from a respiratory condition.
• Women who are pregnant should consult their doctor before burning incense Consider using a Himalayan Sea Salt Lamp to help purify the air.
• While burning incense Dogs and other animals can be highly sensitive to incense sticks.
• Please take this into consideration when enjoying your incense sticks.
• Enjoy your incense sticks in a well ventilated area to keep your pets safe.

WARNING: Place your incense stick in a safe location away from children or pets and away from all flammable material. Do not place next to an open window where a breeze could knock your holder and burning incense stick over. Never leave burning incense unattented!

NOTE: Californian White Sage Incense sticks can be enjoyed for many different purposes including aesthetic, religious, spiritual, meditation and cultural reasons. Choosing high quality incense is keep to providing a long lasting scent hours after the stick has been extinguished.

Californian White Sage Incense Sticks are mainly used to cleanse negativity vibes and to help with concentration. The earthy scent aids imbibe positivity in an environment. Hence it is popularly used for rituals and ceremonies in many countries by many cultures. The incense stick is known to burn for longer duration (30 minutes) and the fragrance lingers for a long period of time.

Apart from spiritual cleansing and health benefits, another very practical use of Californian White Sage is aromatherapy, the ability to leave a long-lasting fragrance. There are many spaces in and around our house that stink, cleanse them with the burning stick's scent, and leave them smelling good for weeks. Stamford Californian White Sage Incense Sticks are handcrafted for top-quality fragrance. 

• Brand: Stamford.
• Size: 20 sticks.
• Storage: Store in a cool dry place out of reach of children.
• Estimated shelf life from purchase: 1 - 2 years.

Q: Can you share some interesting facts about the plant?

A: White Sage, botanically classified as Salvia apiana, is an evergreen shrub belonging to the Lamiaceae family. The herbaceous perennial grows 1 to 2 metres in height and is highly favoured for its aromatic nature and medicinal properties. Californian White Sage has historically been used as a healing plant among Native American peoples of North America, and the leaves are also favoured as a culinary herb, providing savory, earthy flavours.

Besides medicinal and culinary practices, White Sage is valued by home gardeners as a plant that attracts beneficial pollinators. When the flowers are in bloom, bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds all visit the blossoms. Beekeepers throughout California prefer to keep beehives on land that includes White Sage, also earning the plant the nickname Bee Sage.

Q: Do you know a Native American tribe that uses Californian White Sage?

A: Yes, the Chumash people, a Native American tribe with a rich heritage along the coastal regions of Southern California. The Sage leaves are known as Wey’wey and are used at the beginning of Chumash ceremonies to cleanse the spirit and calm the senses. The Chumash people collect small branches of sage and leave the branches to dry. Once dried, the branches are used during prayer, and if burned, the smoke was believed to create space to provide divine healing. It is essential among the Chumash that California White Sage is harvested sustainably. Only small amounts should be taken each time, and none of the leaves are to be wasted as it is such a valued, spiritually healing plant.

Q: How many species of Sage are there?

A: Among the some 900 species of sage in the world, White Sage is today one of the most sought after and used, and for good reason... Rich in essential oil, it is the most aromatic variety, and it is for this reason that it is recognised for its therapeutic virtues.