Smudge kits

Smudging is a traditional Native American practice that involves burning herbs, such as sage or palo santo, to purify and cleanse a space or person. Smudge kits typically include a bundle of dried herbs, a feather or fan for fanning the smoke, and sometimes a shell or other container for holding the herbs while they burn.

Smudging is believed to clear negative energy, promote healing, and create a sacred atmosphere. It is often used in spiritual practices, ceremonies, or simply to create a peaceful and calming environment.

Smudge kits are becoming increasingly popular, and can be found in a variety of forms, from simple bundles of dried herbs to elaborate kits with crystals, candles, and other accessories. Many people also create their own smudge kits, choosing specific herbs and materials that hold personal meaning or significance.

It is important to note that while smudging can be a beneficial practice for many people, it is also important to respect the cultural and spiritual origins of the practice. As with any spiritual practice, it is important to approach smudging with reverence, mindfulness, and respect.