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Beautiful sweetgrass braids from Canada. These are collected by First Nations families for us each year ("First Nations" is the Canadian equivalent of "Native American"). Sweetgrass is considered sacred by many peoples of North America. The smoke of burning sweetgrass is said to purify and clear objects, places, and people.
Braids are sold individually. Price reflects the cost of 1 braid, which averages about 24" in length (because this is a natural product, size will vary)
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Sweetgrass Braids
Approx. 24" long!
Beautiful sweetgrass braids from Canada. These are collected by First Nations families for us each year ("First Nations" is the Canadian equivalent of "Native American"). Sweetgrass is considered sacred by many peoples of North America. The smoke of burning sweetgrass is said to purify and clear objects, places, and people. Often found in medicine bundles and sometimes packed with dance clothes to keep them fresh. Our braids are averaging about 24 inches long and are very nice quality.
Sweetgrass can be burnt as a purifier similar to sage. It feels lighter than sage, and is often burnt after using sage. It encourages positive vibrations to enter an area or room. Sweetgrass is also used in sweat lodges where clippings are placed on the hot rocks throughout the sweat.
Braids are sold individually. Price reflects the cost of 1 braid
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Native Americans also use sweetgrass for scenting the floors of their tents, and as part of ritual costumes.In Northern Europe (particularly Russia), sweetgrass is known as Mary's Grass, and was strewn on church steps for Saints' Days. It is also known as Zebrovka, Seneca Grass, Holy Grass, and Buffalo Grass.Sweetgrass is widely used by native peoples, especially in groups of the great plains, as incense in holy ceremonies.
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2/28/2008 |
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Laura Reyes from Sacramento, California. |
| Since I left my home in Minnesota and also in Saskatchewan,Canada, I have been looking for a place to get the very important sweetgrass that is necessary for any Oyate''s well-being in this all-too-modern world. Thank-you! |
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