Smudges & Incense

Smudging and incense are both practices involving burning aromatic substances to create a fragrant atmosphere and are often used in spiritual or ceremonial contexts. Smudging is a traditional practice, particularly among Indigenous cultures, that uses bundles of dried herbs, like white sage, to cleanse and purify spaces, objects, or people. Incense, on the other hand, can be made from various materials like wood, resins, or powders, and is used for a variety of purposes, including fragrance, meditation, and ritual.