Natural incense for good luck

Natural Incense for Happiness – Properties

This herbal blend includes mullein, lavender, alfalfa, chamomile, mugwort, and yew – plants known for their protective and uplifting properties.

If you feel like luck has turned its back on you, this incense may help shift your energy. In folk beliefs, mugwort smoke repels evil forces, while yew drives away malevolent spirits. Mullein brings protection and prosperity – especially when burned during midsummer rituals like St. John’s Eve. Alfalfa helps eliminate unfavorable influences and restores vitality and energy balance.

Lavender soothes the nervous system, protects the soul and body, and invites calm and healing. Together with chamomile, it also attracts love and emotional harmony.

Length: approximately 18 cm (+/- 2 cm)

Note: Each incense stick is handmade. While the herb composition is preserved, the final appearance may vary due to the natural form of the plants.

Slavic Smudge – Herbal Wand for Good Luck

Slavic rituals deeply rooted in nature often involved burning herbs. Whether you’re a witch or someone in tune with Earth-based traditions, this incense is a meaningful tool for energy work or as a thoughtful gift.

Our ancestors used the power of Polish meadow herbs to cleanse their homes and spirits, attract positive energy, and live in harmony with the natural world. Today, we continue this legacy. For skeptics – note that herbal smoke has scientifically proven antiseptic and air-cleansing effects.

How to Burn Herbal Incense

This incense takes the form of a wand. Light the tip until the herbs catch fire, then blow out the flame. Fan the smoke using downward, upward, or circular motions to keep the embers alive. Place it on a non-flammable stand, such as a ceramic or metal dish.

You can walk around with the incense to cleanse your space or aura. Always carry a stand or saucer to catch falling ash. Remember to set a clear intention before you begin — intention is the key to energetic work.

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