Pima Sage

Pima Sage Sage Smudge Stick - 100% Authentic Native American Hand Made - Blessed
Cleanse, heal, bless.

All our sage is hand made and blessed by Native American Gila River Pima for sacred Native blessings. Each piece is blessed throughout the process and two final blessings are done before they are shipped; one at dusk the night before and a final blessing at dawn. We can complete the process before they are completely dry, which we have done for many others but they will still need drying time before use. Each bundle is packaged personally and signed by our creator along with his Tribal ID number. The traditional way of the O'odham Native is to first always ask the plant for permission before cutting and then to leave a small gift like tobacco or a piece of hair in place of what is taken. Our sage is crafted with love and blessed throughout the process by the Creator leaving a harmonious energy of love, life and balance upon each bundle. Our Creator is Akimel O'odham and is referred to as 'Pima' today, from the Gila River Indian Community which is just south of Phoenix AZ. O'odham's are descendants of the Hohokam meaning "those who have gone before" (Ancestors). They (literally) just disappeared around A.D. 1450, but left many artifacts and even villages behind. It's very interesting and reminds me of the Mayan culture and theories.

04/04/2026

Turkeys

Here you go
02/04/2026

Here you go

Tongva Tribe says Billie Eilish lives on ancestral land taken from them

Awkward timing after the “stolen land” comments.

Why you shouldn’t keep your smudging feather fan where your puppy can get it….
10/17/2025

Why you shouldn’t keep your smudging feather fan where your puppy can get it….

10/17/2025

Why you should keep your smudging feather fan out of reach of your puppy…

I started my coil base for my first Naitve America Pima basket. This is hard, with modern tools, hard as F. I have no id...
08/01/2025

I started my coil base for my first Naitve America Pima basket. This is hard, with modern tools, hard as F. I have no idea how my ancestors did this and figured out how to use the materials I harvested.

Learning traditional Pima baskets weaving.
06/07/2025

Learning traditional Pima baskets weaving.

My tribe started a tradition basket weaving class. I decided to take it. It’s twice a week for 3 hours and ever other we...
06/07/2025

My tribe started a tradition basket weaving class. I decided to take it. It’s twice a week for 3 hours and ever other weekend (Saturday) for 5 to 6 hours. Till September. So a bit of commitment. We learn all traditional ways, we will even go out and harvest all our own materials. Devil Claw, Willow and Cat Tail, from local rivers and water ways. Pima baskets have a tradition for beyond exceptional baskets. When made in the tradition way and with skill, they will even hold water. So, I’ll keep you posted.

For all you who support us and still believe in Christi Sullivan Perez and her crystals. You’re in the right place…
05/07/2025

For all you who support us and still believe in Christi Sullivan Perez and her crystals.

You’re in the right place…

Brewster seemed to find some fun today.
04/23/2025

Brewster seemed to find some fun today.

04/22/2025
03/18/2025

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Address

236 W. Casa Blanca Road
Sacaton, AZ
85147

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16027052171

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