Rosemary smudge stick

Discover the serene art of creating your own rosemary smudge stick with our step-by-step guide on how to make rosemary smudge sticks. Bring positive energy into your space and cleanse it of negativity with this simple and therapeutic DIY project. Follow our easy instructions to craft a fragrant and powerful tool for clearing any unwanted energies in your home or workspace. Elevate your self-care routine by incorporating the soothing properties of rosemary into your daily rituals.

Smudging is an Indigenous practice used to purify and clear the energy in your home and your auric field. Typically, smudging is done by using the smoke from a bundle of dried herbs such as sage, lavender or rosemary. Palo Santo, tree resins, and tobacco can also be used for this practice. The smoke from these plants, harnesses the purifying properties of the fire and helps to carry away any intrusive or toxic energy from your home and/or your body.

Learn how to make a rosemary smudge stick with easy steps to DIY smudge sticks and tips for smudging rosemary!

Rose quartz smudge stick is wonderful for promoting self love. It attracts gentle love. Strengthening the physical heart. This listing is for one smudge stick unless otherwise stated :) Please note that these will come dried! The photos with fresh flowers were just new batches photographed to get the listing back up quickly. Each batch will vary in appearance sometimes flower stock will vary. For the most part I Keep them the same as the photos but sometimes a flower type will need to…

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