Ceremonial Smudging Set

THE SMUDGE STICK IN THE PHOTO IS FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY AND DOES NOT COME WITH A SMUDGE SET. A FEATHER A FEATHER COMES WITH SET AND IS BEST USED TO REPLACE THE SMUDGE STICK USED FOR SMUDGING.

Our Ceremonial Smudging Set includes everything you will need to smudge properly.

This set comes with:

1. An Atlantic Scallop Shell
2. Loose White sage
3. Rep. Eagle Smudging Feather


Called (Lion Paw Shell) Atlantic Scallop Large Smudging Bowl, Gift Set, loose white sage, W/Golden Eagle Feather

1. Atlantic Scallop Shell:

Atlantic Scallop Shells make a nice alternative for smudging. We offer natural Scallop Shells to hold Smudging materials like Sage or Incense. Many people prefer to use a natural Smudge Bowl like a shell in Smudging ceremonies.

These large shells come in big beautiful purple, pink and white colors. Atlantic Scallop Shells are Very strong and are a heavy scallop shell.
These Shells are normally found at depths well below 150 feet from the surface of the water bottom of the ocean, on rocky bottoms. They are much heavier than Abalone Shells.

We include Scallop Shells in our Spirit Ceremonial Smudging Set.

Our Scallop Shells measure approximately 6″ wide 6" long and over 1″ deep. These are natural products, so expect variations in color and size


2. White Sage for Smudging Rituals:

White Sage Smudging Sticks White sage for Smudging can be rolled into a smudge stick or left loose in a small pile for purification and cleansing rituals. Smudging rituals are done in several ways. You may see dancers being smudged before they enter the dance circle at a Powwow. White sage is also used in purification rituals on individuals who require healing for physical or psychological illness. Rooms in a new house, or a meditation space can be smudged to cleanse them of negative energy. Ritual items like crystals can also be smudged to clear them of negative energy.

White sage is an evergreen perennial that grows in the Southwestern part of the United States The oil and resins in the leaves release pleasant fragrance when they are crushed, rubbed or burned. Native Americans in the western U.S. have used this fragrant, commonly found plant as a source of food, to brew tea, and as an herb used in purification ceremonies.


3. Smudging Feather:

We offer a 6-7 inch replicated Eagle Feather for a smudge feather for the loose White Sage Smudging. You burn the white sage for smudging with loose leaves. Light a the sage and fan it gently with a Smudge Feather to spread the healing smoke. A Smudge Eagle Feather is often dedicated to this purpose that you might want decorated with leather and beads.


Ceremonial Smudging Set

Our Ceremonial Smudging Set set includes everything you will need to smudge properly.