Tribal Soul Incense Smudge Sticks
Myrrh: A natural resin extracted from the commiphora tree. It has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense and medicine.
Sweetgrass + Cedar: Are two of the main plants used by native people along with sage and tobacco. Sweet grass is the sacred hair of Mother Earth, usually braided in 3 strands.
White Sage: Is a plant from the mint family, used as incense. For centuries it has been used for purification ceremonies and healing sessions.
White Copal: Originating from the Aztec Nahuatil word “Copalli” and refers to the variety of resins extracted from the trees of “Bursera” family.
Palo Santo: Mean “Holy Wood” and is a wild tree that grows in the Amazing rainforests of Ecuador and Peru. Belongs to the same family as Copal, Myrrh, and Frankincense.
Myrrh: A natural resin extracted from the commiphora tree. It has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense and medicine.
Sweetgrass + Cedar: Are two of the main plants used by native people along with sage and tobacco. Sweet grass is the sacred hair of Mother Earth, usually braided in 3 strands.
White Sage: Is a plant from the mint family, used as incense. For centuries it has been used for purification ceremonies and healing sessions.
White Copal: Originating from the Aztec Nahuatil word “Copalli” and refers to the variety of resins extracted from the trees of “Bursera” family.
Palo Santo: Mean “Holy Wood” and is a wild tree that grows in the Amazing rainforests of Ecuador and Peru. Belongs to the same family as Copal, Myrrh, and Frankincense.
Myrrh: A natural resin extracted from the commiphora tree. It has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense and medicine.
Sweetgrass + Cedar: Are two of the main plants used by native people along with sage and tobacco. Sweet grass is the sacred hair of Mother Earth, usually braided in 3 strands.
White Sage: Is a plant from the mint family, used as incense. For centuries it has been used for purification ceremonies and healing sessions.
White Copal: Originating from the Aztec Nahuatil word “Copalli” and refers to the variety of resins extracted from the trees of “Bursera” family.
Palo Santo: Mean “Holy Wood” and is a wild tree that grows in the Amazing rainforests of Ecuador and Peru. Belongs to the same family as Copal, Myrrh, and Frankincense.