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| Sage & Lavender Smudge Wand 7: K NATIVE AMERICAN INCENSE SAGE SPIRIT Smudge Wands are made from a combination of sage, cedar sweetgrass, lavender and copal. Wrapped with 100% cotton string, each wand is considered a sacred herb used for centuries by Native Americans in the smudging ceremony. ''Smudging'' is the name given to the burning of these sacred herbs for the purpose of cleansing and sending out prayers. Today, people a... |
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| Sage & Cedar Smudge Wand 7: K NATIVE AMERICAN INCENSE SAGE SPIRIT Smudge Wands are made from a combination of sage, cedar sweetgrass, lavender and copal. Wrapped with 100% cotton string, each wand is considered a sacred herb used for centuries by Native Americans in the smudging ceremony. ''Smudging'' is the name given to the burning of these sacred herbs for the purpose of cleansing and sending out prayers. Today, people a... |
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| Sage Smudge Wand 7: K NATIVE AMERICAN INCENSE SAGE SPIRIT Smudge Wands are made from a combination of sage, cedar sweetgrass, lavender and copal. Wrapped with 100% cotton string, each wand is considered a sacred herb used for centuries by Native Americans in the smudging ceremony. ''Smudging'' is the name given to the burning of these sacred herbs for the purpose of cleansing and sending out prayers. Today, people a... |
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| Sage & Copal Smudge Wand 7: K NATIVE AMERICAN INCENSE SAGE SPIRIT Smudge Wands are made from a combination of sage, cedar sweetgrass, lavender and copal. Wrapped with 100% cotton string, each wand is considered a sacred herb used for centuries by Native Americans in the smudging ceremony. ''Smudging'' is the name given to the burning of these sacred herbs for the purpose of cleansing and sending out prayers. Today, people a... |
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| Sage & Sweetgrass Smudge Wand 7: K NATIVE AMERICAN INCENSE SAGE SPIRIT Smudge Wands are made from a combination of sage, cedar sweetgrass, lavender and copal. Wrapped with 100% cotton string, each wand is considered a sacred herb used for centuries by Native Americans in the smudging ceremony. ''Smudging'' is the name given to the burning of these sacred herbs for the purpose of cleansing and sending out prayers. Today, people a... |
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