cleansing.

A pale gold splash of citrus, lavender and clove after a nineteenth-century toilet-water formula, patted on the neck or poured into wash water, as Caribbean and Latin American hous

$17.00

Dried Mediterranean rosemary, hand-bundled in unbleached cotton twine: the herb of remembrance, burned at doorways in old folk custom, now a gentle smoke for clearing a room each w

$10.50

A hand-plaited rope of sweetgrass about a foot long, green and grassy at first, deepening toward vanilla and warm hay the longer it rests in a drawer.

$9.50

Sun-gold tears of copal blanco from the highlands of Chiapas, bright with pine resin and orange peel, burned on charcoal as offering smoke since before incense had a name.

$15.00

Coarse gray sea salt, hand-raked from the tidal marshes of Guérande and sealed in a small corked jar: for casting circles, marking thresholds and the old rituals of a pinch.

$12.00

Sticks of aged palo santo, Bursera graveolens, cut only from branches and trunks that fell on their own, with the honeyed, faintly citrus scent the holy wood is known for.

$13.00

A hand-tied wand of broad, silvery white sage, farm-cultivated and never wild-harvested, wound with cotton thread and slow-dried to hold an even ember.

$11.00

A hand-length wand of Moroccan selenite, polished to a translucent, moon-pale sheen and named for Selene, the moon goddess, held in folklore to clear and refresh the stones laid be

$12.00