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Incense sticks of different sizes and composition.

Incense sticks are laced bundles of herbs and are often called "smudge sticks" or "incense sticks".

The tradition of the incense bundles originally comes from the North American Indian culture, where herbs such as mugwort, sage and cedar have been smoked as smudges for a long time.

Living spaces, everyday objects and of course the body are wrapped in the aromatic smoke of the incense bundles and freed from all negative influences.

 The dried and tightly tied smudges are lit on an open fire, with a candle or a lighter on the tip, until they really burn.

The bundle is then waved through the air so that the open flame is extinguished and the incense bundle begins to glow.

A spicy-herbal scent rises and as long as you blow enough air into the bundle, it will continue to glow. However, it may be necessary to relight the bundle.

One Incense Pen is also recommended to gently fan the cleansing smoke into all corners of the room.

If the entire incense bundle is not needed, it can be easily extinguished by cutting off the smoldering end or sticking it in incense sand.