White Sage

Introduction

White Sage is a ceremonial loose-leaf sage (Salvia apiana) grown in Half Moon Bay, California. This handcrafted 6-foot garland, composed of dried white sage leaves and stems, is ideal for meditation spaces and ritual practice, offering a subtle, soothing fragrance without cooking.

Features

• Length: 6-foot garland handcrafted leaf-by-leaf, with around 600 leaves per piece
• Leaves: medium-to-large, elliptical to lanceolate, 7–10 cm long; evergreen with a matte, waxy texture and a silvery-white appearance from fine hairs
• Source & farming: organically grown in Half Moon Bay using dry farming methods
• Material: dried white sage leaves and stems (Salvia apiana)
• Craft & uniqueness: each garland is created one leaf at a time, making every piece unique
• Intended use: for burning or holding during meditation; not for cooking; not sold as smudge sticks
• Guidance: we recommend mindful use, and the option to enjoy sage through meditation or growing it in your yard instead of burning

Benefits

• Calming ambiance: the fragrant evergreen leaves create a serene atmosphere for meditation and rituals
• Tradition and heritage: the Chumash people have long used white sage for rituals and as a calmative, diuretic, and cold treatment
• Potential wellness notes: traditional sage use has been explored in studies, with some evidence suggesting benefits like reduced hot flashes in certain contexts and improved insulin sensitivity in animal studies; more research is needed
• Sustainability: organically grown with dry farming methods, supporting environmentally mindful sourcing
• Decor and practicality: a single, handcrafted 6-foot garland makes a striking, unique addition to your space without requiring destruction of the plant