About the product:

🪔 Type/ Name: Rainbow abalone shell Haliotis/ Iris abalone, 2 sizes to choose from - Beautiful colors, mainly blue and green and this variant of mother-of-pearl is called paua by the Maori, the original population of New Zealand.

-"Very practical for burning sage, and all types of incense in grains, powders or cones."

🧬 Materials: Natural seashell

🌍 Country of origin: New Zealand

⚖️ Total weight in grams: ± 130 and 250

📐 Size in centimeters: ± 12 x 16 and 16 x 18

📦 Packaging: Paper wrapping

🎁 Ideal as a gift or a treat for yourself!

→ Link to Tripod-style wooden stand: click here

📖 Precautions:

• Place on a heat-resistant surface.
• Use in a well-ventilated area.
• Keep away from flammable materials and never leave burning incense unattended.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.

👇 Details:

The New Zealand paua has the most beautiful colour in the world and is used to burn loose white sage and smudge.

Burning smudges is an ancient Native American practice, in which bundles of fragrant herbs and/or woods, such as white sage and palo santo, are tied together in the shell of the abalone.

This is done as part of a ritual ceremony or to energetically cleanse a house or other space.

Note: This is a natural product; variations in size and color are normal, as well as "imperfections" on the edges and surface.

📎 Additional tips

• Cleanse it regularly with energy (with incense smoke, sage, or sunlight).
• Avoid letting it get dusty or damaged.
  
• If it's a gift, it's even more powerful, because it carries a positive intention.