The white sage backflow incense cones come to you in a 6-piece pack — the Phoenix purchase unit, giving you six occasions of dense, balsamic smoke and a waterfall effect. We recommend them to you for moments when you want to consciously shift the mood at home.
White sage and the smudging tradition
The smoke of white sage is dense, herbal and balsamic — a distinctive, cleansing character. The plant is a classic of the smudging tradition in Native American cultures, and it deserves to be spoken of with respect. You receive a scent that has accompanied space clearing and mood refreshing for centuries.
The cone's form and material
The cones are made from the dried leaves of Californian Salvia apiana; when burned they give a dense, balsamic smoke traditionally meant for mindful, respectful use. Through the backflow form the smoke flows downward, so the sight heightens the sense of slowness.
Backflow effect and use
- Through the cone's air channel the smoke flows downward, like a waterfall over the holder — this needs a backflow holder.
- Light the tip of the cone, wait for an even glow, then blow out the flame.
- One cone burns for about 15 minutes and measures roughly 1 × 3.5 cm; air the room afterwards, because sage smoke is denser than the others.
- The 6 pieces give you six occasions, so you do not need to rush — you can use them mindfully during a shift of mood.
Safe placement
Place it on a heat-resistant, stable surface in a draught-free spot, and keep the burning cone supervised. Keep it away from children and flammable objects.