Sagrada Madre Maha Sahumitos are a 100% unique natural product handcrafted in Argentina. They are artfully made from herbs, flowers and resin and held together with a plant-based binding agent.

The bundle itself is made of cedar, laurel and eucalyptus, while the outer layer is made of Palo Santo and provides spiritual cleansing.

About Sahumitos
"Sahumitos" are small bundles or preparations of dried herbs that are lit and allowed to smolder, producing fragrant smoke. These bundles are often used in rituals, ceremonies or personal practices to cleanse the energy of a space, ward off negative influences and invite positive energies.

The ingredients used in Sahumitos can vary, but often include dried herbs such as sage, cedarwood, lavender, rosemary, and other aromatic plants. Each herb is believed to have its own specific properties and energies. White sage, for example, is often used for cleansing and clearing negative energies, while cedarwood is associated with protection and grounding.

In a Sahumito ceremony, you light the herb bundle, allow it to catch fire, and then blow out the flames so that the herbs smolder and produce smoke. The smoke is then wafted into a room, over objects, or around a person's body to cleanse and purify them.

Sagrada Madre
Sagrada Madre means Holy Mother, Pancha Mama, and this name reflects how the raw materials are handled during production.

In addition to coal, an odorless fruit-based biomass is used as fuel. Every year, many tons of fruit biomass remain unused. Sagrada Madre uses these precious materials in the incense sticks.

All Sagrada Madre smoking variants are carefully packaged in attractive natural packaging in order to have as little impact on the environment as possible.

Warnings - instructions for use
Provide a fireproof bowl or abalone shell and a bag of sand. Light the end of the bundle and blow on it for a while so that the flame goes out and the bundle continues to smolder.

When the Sahumito is bundled tightly, blow more to keep the herbs smoldering. Perform the smudging ceremony or session with this smoldering bundle. Make sure that the fireproof bowl is always under the Sahumito bundle.

After the session or ceremony ends, you can extinguish the bundle in a bowl of sand (check carefully to make sure it is truly extinguished) before storing the bundle for further use.