4in Abalone Shell
Abalone Shell
This is perfect to sit on your altar and contain your ashes, from smoke wands and palo santo sticks. . Allow your smudge stick to sit on it while the smoke wafts from it. Carry it under your stick as you walk your space to catch any ash. Save your ashes for making ritual black salt later. Including abalone shells in your smudging rituals means you are incorporating all four of the earth’s elements: the shell represents water, the smoke represents air, the unlit herbs or sticks represent earth and once they’re lit they represent fire. By incorporating the elements into your smudging ritual, you’re inviting Mother Earth (or Mama Gaia) to be the focus of your ceremony. It is here, in the space created by Her, that transformations and manifestations have room to occur.
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Abalone Shell
This is perfect to sit on your altar and contain your ashes, from smoke wands and palo santo sticks. . Allow your smudge stick to sit on it while the smoke wafts from it. Carry it under your stick as you walk your space to catch any ash. Save your ashes for making ritual black salt later. Including abalone shells in your smudging rituals means you are incorporating all four of the earth’s elements: the shell represents water, the smoke represents air, the unlit herbs or sticks represent earth and once they’re lit they represent fire. By incorporating the elements into your smudging ritual, you’re inviting Mother Earth (or Mama Gaia) to be the focus of your ceremony. It is here, in the space created by Her, that transformations and manifestations have room to occur.
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Abalone Shell
This is perfect to sit on your altar and contain your ashes, from smoke wands and palo santo sticks. . Allow your smudge stick to sit on it while the smoke wafts from it. Carry it under your stick as you walk your space to catch any ash. Save your ashes for making ritual black salt later. Including abalone shells in your smudging rituals means you are incorporating all four of the earth’s elements: the shell represents water, the smoke represents air, the unlit herbs or sticks represent earth and once they’re lit they represent fire. By incorporating the elements into your smudging ritual, you’re inviting Mother Earth (or Mama Gaia) to be the focus of your ceremony. It is here, in the space created by Her, that transformations and manifestations have room to occur.
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