Wild White Sage Small

Salvia apiana, or white sacred sage is an evergreen shrub native to the Southwest, widely used by Native Americans in various smudging ceremonies.

The act of burning sage stands as one of the most ancient and pristine techniques for purifying individuals, gatherings, or environments, and for dispelling unwelcome entities. This tradition traces its origins to prehistoric eras and has been recorded as being employed across diverse cultures by our ancestors.