Blue Sage Smudge Stick (Salvia Libanotica) Turkey Sandalwood Agate is named for the

Agate is named for the river Achates in Sicily

which more commonly reaches the trade as a solvent-extracted absolute

Self-lighting charcoal discs - the standard companion consumable for burning loose resin incense

More room-presence than the single-species ropes

Blue Sage Smudge Stick (Salvia Libanotica) Turkey Sandalwood Agate is named for theBlue Sage from Turkey a hand bound bundle of Salvia libanotica, the Anatolian or Eastern Mediterranean sage that has scented Levantine homes and aromatic practice for centuries. Distinct from the Mexican Salvia azurea sometimes sold under the same Blue Sage trade name; same trade name, different species, different continents. The Lamiaceae family sage carries a delicate herbaceous note with subtle sweetness softer than the California native Salvia