Product Overview
Here at Dreamer Apothecary we hand craft our own incense blends with specific intentions in mind. All of our incense blends are loose blends intended to be burned on charcoal disks. Each jar has a corresponding gem stone chip attached to the glass jar to amplify its intention.
Dream Magic is a blend for traveling to other realms during dream time. Often we receive upgrades and do important sipirtual work while we sleep. This blend activates the upper chakras, allowing us to receive messages fom the Divine and our Higher Self. Uva Ursi is an herb used by Native Americans, who deem the plant Bear Medicine. This herb especially help with connecting to our spirit animals.
This blend has lavender, rosemary, mugwort, wormwood, uva ursi, chamomile, and sandalwood. Attached is an iolite chip.
1.5 oz Glass Jar
Please be safe and mindful when burning loose incense blends. Always use a fire safe container for your charcoal disk. Charcoal disks get extremely hot. Place your fire safe container on a stable platform, free of anything that can catch fire. Keep away from children and pets. Never leave lit charcoal disks unattended.
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*Some people may experience allergic reactions to certain essential oils. It is recommended to test on a small patch of skin before use.*
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