For hundreds of years, white sage has been considered a sacred, cleansing, purifying, and protective plant. It's leaves are a whitish-green, and if you rub the fresh leaves between your thumb and forefinger, a refreshing, cleansing scent is released. Native Americans started the tradition of using Sacred Sage to ward off evils spirits and negative energies.

Length, thickness and color may vary

For hundreds of years, white sage has been considered a sacred, cleansing, purifying, and protective plant. It's leaves are a whitish-green, and if you rub the fresh leaves between your thumb and forefinger, a refreshing, cleansing scent is released. Native Americans started the tradition of using Sacred Sage to ward off evils spirits and negative energies.

Length, thickness and color may vary

For hundreds of years, white sage has been considered a sacred, cleansing, purifying, and protective plant. It's leaves are a whitish-green, and if you rub the fresh leaves between your thumb and forefinger, a refreshing, cleansing scent is released. Native Americans started the tradition of using Sacred Sage to ward off evils spirits and negative energies.

Length, thickness and color may vary

For hundreds of years, white sage has been considered a sacred, cleansing, purifying, and protective plant. It's leaves are a whitish-green, and if you rub the fresh leaves between your thumb and forefinger, a refreshing, cleansing scent is released. Native Americans started the tradition of using Sacred Sage to ward off evils spirits and negative energies.

Length, thickness and color may vary