Elements Rosemary Bundle
The Elements Rosemary Bundle is an electric combination of organic rose, sage, eucalyptus, palo santo, rosemary, sweet orange, calendula accompanied by a selenite stick.
DIRECTIONS: To begin the process, simply light the bottom of the bundle with the matches. The bundle shouldn’t be on fire, but rather smoldering and releasing smoke. You can direct this smoke at any space, object, or body part of your intention by holding the sage or directing with a feather. Then set your intentions, put bundle in an incense bowl, abalone shell for desired amount of time.
SIZE: 4" L 2" W
NOTE: Remove selenite before burning
CAUTION: If you are leaving sage to burn in a room for an extended period of time, be sure to open a window and make sure your pets are out of the room. While there is research indicating that sage can rid the air of toxins, inhaling too much smoke can cause adverse effects, so avoid too much direct exposure. Never leave burning sage unattended and completely extinguish it at the end of each use by pressing it into the dish or shell.
General Safety Instructions and Notices : Always use caution when handling (1) products that ignite, such as incense or candles (possible burn and/or fire hazard), (2) products that may become heated during use such as incense burners, censers, candle holders and oil diffusers (burn, fire and/or heat damage hazard), (3) small products such as tumbled stones, incense cones and incense tiles (possible choking hazard to children and/or pets)
When lit, incense is very, very hot, and could cause severe burn or fire if improperly handled. Never leave burning incense of any kind unattended. Never burn incense in the presence of flammable fumes or in the presence of materials that create flammable fumes such as gasoline, acetone, varnish, etc. Never place burning incense where it may be accessible to children or pets or moving objects or draperies. (Remember that cats can climb and that wagging tails or blowing draperies can knock over incense burners.) ALWAYS place your incense securely in an appropriate holder designed specifically for the type of incense you are burning and place the burner on a surface that is flame-resistant and heat-resistant. Do not place burners on plastic surfaces, painted surfaces or surfaces that have been varnished, or where they may be knocked over. Damage or fire may occur if burners are placed on such surfaces. Some burners can become very hot during use and could melt surfaces such as television, stereo or computer casings or cabinets; do not place burners on such surfaces. Do not allow embers or sparks from incense to come into contact with flammable materials such as hair, skin, fur, draperies, sofas or carpeting. Do not fall asleep while burning incense. Be aware that incense creates smoke and may trigger smoke alarms. Always use incense in a well-ventilated area away from draperies. Incense is not edible and incense sticks and/or cones may represent a choking hazard; keep all types of incense away from children and pets.
To extinguish stick incense: Stick incense may be extinguished by placing the burning end under running water, or into clean sand. Be sure that no burning embers fall from the stick onto flammable surfaces or materials while transporting the incense burner or incense to water or sand.
Fragrance Safety: Fragrances are to be used externally only—do not drink or rub on internal body surfaces. Avoid contact with eyes. Some fragrances may affect painted, varnished or plastic surfaces--avoid contact with these surfaces. Do now allow children or pets to play with these items.
Inhalation notice: Persons with allergies and/or breathing or lung disorders, conditions, difficulties or illnesses should consult their doctor before using any incense or fragrance product.