Do you use loose incense/smudge in your spiritual or magical practice?  
  Incense has been used in various spiritual and religious practices for centuries, and its effects can vary depending on the tradition and purpose.   
    My custom incenses are made of specifically chosen herbs, resins and flowers to match what you desire.
   A home blessing blend, divination, protection, manifesting abundance, maybe a blend for a specific day in the Wheel of the year? 
What are you looking for?  
   My knowledge of herbs, folklore and the spiritual properties of plants, plus my vast collection of dried herbs and flowers make these blended incense’s exactly what you want. 
   Every order comes with 2 charcoal discs so you can start using it right away!
   Loose smudge can be used a number of ways. Burn on a heated charcoal disc, place in hot neutral oil in an oil burner over a tea light(my personal favorite) Sprinkled in a bowl by bed for sleep manifesting, enjoy a pinch in your bath, place in a bowl with crystals for it's aroma and beauty, annoint candles with a specific intention.... Let your imagination be your guide.
  Here are some common spiritual uses of incense or loose herb smudging/smoke cleansing 
1~Purification: Loose incense/smudge is often burned to cleanse a space or person of negative energies. The smoke is believed to carry away impurities and create a sacred atmosphere.
2~Meditation and Focus: The aroma of incense can help enhance concentration and create a calming environment, making it easier to meditate or engage in spiritual practices.
3~Connection to the Divine: Many cultures believe that the smoke or vapors from incense acts as a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms, helping to facilitate communication with deities or spirits.
4~Ritual and Ceremony: Incense is frequently used in rituals and ceremonies to set intentions, invoke blessings, or honor ancestors and deities.
5~Symbolism: Different types of incense can carry specific meanings or associations, such as love, protection, or healing, and are chosen based on the desired outcome of the spiritual practice.
6~Mindfulness and Presence: The act of lighting and observing incense can serve as a mindfulness practice, helping individuals to remain present and aware during their spiritual routines.
4oz tin
* Any information related to spiritual or magical properties represents historical or traditional associations in mythology, folklore, or other spiritual practices and is solely provided as a matter of interest