Quick Specs
- Size: 4 inches
- Type: Reversible Smudge Stick
- Material: Herb bundle with colorant treatment (black end, green/red end)
- Best For: Clearing stagnant energy, prosperity intention work, obstacle removal, space preparation
Two Ends, One Intention
A reversible smudge stick is designed to do two things in sequence: first clear what’s blocking you, then draw in what you’re calling forward. This 4-inch stick is colored black on one end and green or red on the other. That color division isn’t decorative. It’s a visual map for the ritual. The black end represents dispersal and release. The colored end represents attraction, specifically the intention of drawing in prosperity.
“Attract Money” is the name of the intention this bundle is built around. It’s not a claim about what any herb can guarantee. It’s a label for an intention-setting practice. The two-phase burn structure, clear first, then draw, mirrors the logic behind a lot of reversal work: you can’t fill a cup that’s still blocked. I carry these because the format makes the working explicit and accessible, especially for people who are newer to smudge practice and want something with built-in structure.
Smoke-based ritual cleansing appears across many traditions worldwide. The act of moving aromatic smoke through a space has roots in Indigenous North American ceremony, African diaspora practices, and European folk customs. This reversible format is a modern, commercial take on that practice. If you’re building out a money-drawing practice, browse my abundance and prosperity collection for complementary tools, or explore assorted smudge sticks if you want to work with different botanical blends for different intentions.
How to Use a Reversible Smudge Stick
A step-by-step guide to using the Attract Money reversible smudge stick for clearing and prosperity work.
- Prepare Your Space
Find a spot with airflow, like a cracked window or open door. Place a fireproof dish underneath to catch ash. Hold the stick at the unlit end, green or black side up, and take a slow breath before you light it.
- Work the Black Side First
Light the black end and let the smoke build. Move through your space slowly, paying attention to corners, doorways, and anywhere that feels stuck. The clearing pass comes before the drawing pass, so don’t rush it.
- Flip and Draw Money In
Once the black end is spent or you feel the space has shifted, flip the stick and light the green or red end. State your intention clearly, whether that’s a specific goal or a general opening for prosperity to find its way to you.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock these through a supplier that has been consistent on this format for years. The colorant treatment holds well, the bundle is tight enough to burn evenly, and the label includes full instructions, which matters a lot for a product that has two distinct working phases. A loose or unevenly wrapped stick will canoe (burn down one side faster), so I check that the bundles I carry stay consistent. So far this line has held up.
This is a 4-inch stick, which is compact. You’ll get a solid single session out of it, sometimes more if you extinguish cleanly between uses. Don’t expect it to fumigate a large home from end to end. It’s sized for a room, a workspace, or a focused personal ritual. Extinguish by pressing it into sand, not blowing it out, and store it somewhere dry.
Frequently Asked Questions
This stick combines sage with added colorants: black on the clearing end, green or red on the attraction end. The color symbolism reinforces the intention you’re setting.
You don’t have to use both ends at once. You can work the black clearing end during one session and return to the green or red attraction end another day. Just store it somewhere dry and upright between uses so it holds its shape.
The base herb is sage, though not necessarily white sage. Reversible sticks blend herbs and colorants to support a two-phase ritual. If you’re looking for a traditional white sage smudge, I carry those separately in my smudge stick collection.
Press the lit end gently into a fireproof dish or abalone shell filled with sand. Don’t blow it out forcefully because that can scatter embers. Once it’s fully out, let it cool completely before storing it in a dry place away from moisture.
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