Abalone

For sage, palo santo or incense fumigation.

It is also used in shamanic rituals for fumigation. All North American native nations burn sage, cedar, sweetgrass and juniper as incense to purify the atmosphere in a place, around an object or the energy of a person. Traditionally, Native American incense is burned in a beautiful abalone shell, which has holes for ventilation and resists heat very well.For some nations, it symbolizes the great Goddess of the Pacific Ocean. In the purification process of fumigation, the four elements are represented: the shell is water, the match is fire, the herbs and ashes are earth, and the smoke is air.Instructions for use: To burn the powdered incense in the shell, place a pinch in the center of the abalone shell, pressing between the thumb and 2 fingers to form a small mound. Light with a match, then let the fire die down. The incense will continue to burn. Open a window for at least a few moments.

ATTENTION: Abalones are natural products and may present numerous irregularities.

Size: 16-18cm

Origin: Mexico