White Salvia is the sacred herb of the indigenous peoples of North America. By putting the sage leaves together, you get an herbal incense, coming directly from the plant. It is used to burn and eliminate negative energies. Helps purify the environment , attracting positive energies, while giving a pleasant and intense aroma. Tying is done in the same way as in ancient times. It comes in a dry form so it can be smoked. The fragrance that its smoke gives off is commonly used in aromatherapy due to its smell and its ability to increase the amount of oxygen the brain receives. American Indians liked to bring the four elements together for their cleansing rituals: water, wind, earth, and fire. A shell represents the element of water, sage herbs the earth, combustion fire and smoke the wind. Used part: Sheet Origin: North America Packaging: Bag containing a bundle of white sage about 10-12 cm long and 3 cm in diameter. Light the bundle of white sage at one end, until you see a flame, then blow it so that the herbs burn better and keep the ember. It is at this time when the smoke is released, which must be spread throughout all the rooms of the house to clean the environment in all areas. After burning the White Salvia in the rooms, it is usually left on a sea shell or a fireproof dish until it is finished burning. Do not leave near an object that could become the cause of a fire, papers, wood, flammable liquids, gas, etc. Do not leave the incense in the hands of children, as it is not a game. Keep in a cool, dry place away from heat sources.