Sweetgrass - Large – The Heritage Center

SweetgrassWačháŋǧaA sweet-smelling, long grass used ceremoniously for incenseofferings and smudging. It is believed the smell attracts good spiritsand was also used for giving fragrance to clothes.Identified as Hierochloe odorata by Fr. Buechel in the 1920’s. To use: Ignite end of braid with a flame, once the braid sta
SweetgrassWačháŋǧaA sweet-smelling, long grass used ceremoniously for incenseofferings and smudging. It is believed the smell attracts good spiritsand was also used for giving fragrance to clothes.Identified as Hierochloe odorata by Fr. Buechel in the 1920’s. To use: Ignite end of braid with a flame, once the braid startssmoking you can remove the flame. Fan the smoke produced overthe area/people/items (an action called “smudging”) desired. Braidshould self-extinguish or can be put out by lightly tapping againstground or a non-flammable surface.

Women of Sweetgrass, Cedar, and Sage

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Block Printed Table Linens & Home Decor - Sweetgrass Home

Block Printed Table Linens & Home Decor - Sweetgrass Home

A great accessory piece. Can be used for many purposes including the dining room or kitchen for vegetables, fruit, or bread. This piece can also be

The Charleston Gullah Sweetgrass Accessory Dish | Buy Way of Charleston

High Plains Western Heritage Center

The Sweetgrass Foundation

Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants: 9781728458984: Kimmerer, Robin Wall, Gray Smith, Monique, Neidhardt, Nicole: Books

Block Printed Table Linens & Home Decor - Sweetgrass Home

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Homestead National Monument of America Landscape (U.S. National Park Service)

Handmade with real Sweetgrass This is a great set to use in the dining room, a bookshelf wall unit, or the kitchen countertop. Size is 12” x 2 ¼” deep

Charleston Gullah Sweetgrass Basket and Bowl Set | Buy Way of Charleston

Unbraided Sweetgrass Bundle

Family talent for sweetgrass baskets displayed at Museum • The Seminole Tribune