Californian white sage

White Californian sage, also known as white sage or Salvia apiana, is a plant native to the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico. It is a member of the mint family and has grayish-white leaves and a distinctive, pungent scent when burned.

White Californian sage has been used for centuries by indigenous people for various purposes, including healing, purification, and spiritual ceremonies. Today, it is commonly used in smudging rituals, where the dried leaves are burned and the smoke is used to cleanse a space or person of negative energy.