YERBERO sahumerio: sage, rose and salt
3 products · from $6.99 · bundles, whole plants and salt
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Rose of Jericho · Selaginella lepidophylla
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White sage bundles · Salvia apiana
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3 bundles
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2 oz · 2 sizes
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Rosa de Jericó
Objects of household custom
The rose of Jericho is a dried plant that unfolds and greens within hours of sitting in a dish of water, then curls up again as it dries. Many Mexican households keep one. White sage bundles are tied by hand with cotton thread, four to five inches long, for burning as a sahumerio.
Black salt is a ritual salt for doorways and sweeping. It is not a cooking salt and not the Indian kala namak, so keep it away from the kitchen shelf. If you burn sage indoors, open a window, set the bundle in a heatproof dish and never leave it smoldering.
YERBERO sage, salt and ritual: questions
What people ask about sage bundles and the rose of Jericho.
How do you open a YERBERO rose of Jericho?
Set it roots down in a shallow dish of water. It unfolds and greens within hours and closes again when it dries out.
Can you cook with YERBERO black salt?
No. It is a ritual salt for doorways and sweeping, not a cooking salt and not the Indian kala namak.
How do you burn a YERBERO white sage bundle safely?
Light the tip, let the flame go out so it smolders, and hold it over a heatproof dish. Open a window and never leave a smoldering bundle alone.