Grown in Australia; Vetiver root has been used traditionally to invite abundance . Vetiver has a calming effect on the nervous system and helps to ease nervous tension. This root can be used as incense in your rituals, meditations and to increase awareness of your body. It is also thought to be regenerative.
Your dried vetiver root can be burnt on a charcoal disc by itself or you can add to your other blends or herbs. You can also tie separate roots into a knot employing knot magic techniques
Dried herbs are an important item to use in rituals and altar work. They can also be used as incense burned on charcoal discs.
Dried herbs can be scattered across an altar, place on an offering plate/bowl , sprinkled into the four corners of a space or placed in a pouch to create an amulet.
Dried herbs are packaged in a sealed pouch.
Fischer Rizzi in her book “The complete book of Incense “ says she believes during incense burning a plant reveals to us it’s power, it’s essence and it’s wisdom.”
Burning incense is a mindful practice for me. It helps me to centre. It offers a chance for communion with self, the plants and the smoke. It provides me with a sense of peace and an opportunity to reflect and receive guidance.
Charcoal discs are available to purchase please find under
Always store your incense in a cool, dark airtight container. Do not allow water to come into contact with your herb or resin. Never leave incense burning unattended. Always make sure you burn incense in a well ventilated space away from pets, small children and anyone with respiratory problems. Make sure doors and windows remain open to let any negative energy exit the space. If irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately
Grown in Australia; Vetiver root has been used traditionally to invite abundance . Vetiver has a calming effect on the nervous system and helps to ease nervous tension. This root can be used as incense in your rituals, meditations and to increase awareness of your body. It is also thought to be regenerative.
Your dried vetiver root can be burnt on a charcoal disc by itself or you can add to your other blends or herbs. You can also tie separate roots into a knot employing knot magic techniques
Dried herbs are an important item to use in rituals and altar work. They can also be used as incense burned on charcoal discs.
Dried herbs can be scattered across an altar, place on an offering plate/bowl , sprinkled into the four corners of a space or placed in a pouch to create an amulet.
Dried herbs are packaged in a sealed pouch.
Fischer Rizzi in her book “The complete book of Incense “ says she believes during incense burning a plant reveals to us it’s power, it’s essence and it’s wisdom.”
Burning incense is a mindful practice for me. It helps me to centre. It offers a chance for communion with self, the plants and the smoke. It provides me with a sense of peace and an opportunity to reflect and receive guidance.
Charcoal discs are available to purchase please find under
Always store your incense in a cool, dark airtight container. Do not allow water to come into contact with your herb or resin. Never leave incense burning unattended. Always make sure you burn incense in a well ventilated space away from pets, small children and anyone with respiratory problems. Make sure doors and windows remain open to let any negative energy exit the space. If irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately