Sage & Cedar oil

How to Use It

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Anoint candles and corners of a room to cleanse it without smoke.
• Dab on the wrists before meditation for focus and grounding.

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Add to a floor wash to clear the home before blessing it.
• Anoint a doorframe after a cleansing.

Ceremonial & Occult Magick

• Anoint ritual tools to cleanse them before reconsecration.
• Dress the altar before meditation and ritual.

A Simple Working

• Open a window in the room you want to clear.
• Anoint a white candle with the oil and light it.
• Dab a little oil in each corner of the room.
• Walk the room clockwise with the candle, asking for the space to be clear.
• Finish at the door and anoint its frame.
• Let the candle burn down while you meditate.

Pairs Well With

• Cedar chips, burned or kept in a pouch for grounding.
• Garden sage, a clearing herb.
• Smoky quartz, for grounding.
• A white candle, for cleansing.

What You Receive

Sage & Cedar oil, in a 2 dram bottle.

Origin & Lore

Sage and cedar have long been burned in many cultures to cleanse and bless a space, with cedar used widely across North America and the Near East as a sacred wood. Together in an oil they offer the clearing scent without smoke, for anointing, grounding and focus.

Sage and cedar are two of the best-loved scents for clearing a room, one sharp and clean, the other deep and steady.

Cedar is one of the sacred woods of many Native American nations and is used ceremonially in ways specific to each nation’s own practice.

In European herbal lore, sage was prized as a herb of wisdom and long life, and cedar was the timber of temples in the ancient Near East.