Abalone shell
The beautiful pearl shell that decorates the altar or meditation place, is used for combustion of loose leaf incense (White Sage), sage bundles, branches with leavesand and Palo Santo sticks. The shells have traditionally been used by several North American native tribes for burning White Sage, Sweetgrass and other smudging herbs.
SIZE
Price
SMALL
€2.20
MEDIUM
€6
LARGE
€14.80
LARGE SHELL WITH STAND
€18.30
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Some aromatic plants and products may have a historical use of folkloric nature, but we offer this product as incense and/or botanical curiosa; neither food grade, for consumption nor medical use, unless other is stated. This means that you should contact your doctor even though, for example, frankincense have been used during the Middle Ages as a remedy for bubonic plague. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep away from children and animals. The snuffs containing tobacco should be used moderately and not daily since tobacco is addictive. The long-term use of tobacco snuff is unknown and should therefore be used with this in mind.
Description
Article no.: ABA
Abalone Shell, S/M/L, USA
The beautiful pearl shell that decorates the altar or meditation place, is used for combustion of loose leaf incense (White Sage), sage bundles, branches with leavesand and Palo Santo sticks. The shells have traditionally been used by several North American native tribes for burning White Sage, Sweetgrass and other smudging herbs.
The small shells are about 6x3 cm.
The mid-sized shells are about 7x5-9x7 cm.
The large shells are about 13x9-18x13 cm.
The abalone shells were fished as food by the North American native tribes of the west coast. The shells were prized and used as a kind of currency, in addition to decoration and smudge-incense vessel.
The beautiful pearl shell that decorates the altar or meditation place, is used for combustion of loose leaf incense (White Sage), sage bundles, branches with leavesand and Palo Santo sticks. The shells have traditionally been used by several North American native tribes for burning White Sage, Sweetgrass and other smudging herbs.
The small shells are about 6x3 cm.
The mid-sized shells are about 7x5-9x7 cm.
The large shells are about 13x9-18x13 cm.
The abalone shells were fished as food by the North American native tribes of the west coast. The shells were prized and used as a kind of currency, in addition to decoration and smudge-incense vessel.