Quick Specs
- Kit includes: 2oz moon water, lavender sage smudge stick, printed instructions
- Use: lunar ritual, space clearing, new beginnings
- Moon water: water charged under moonlight for cleansing and intention-setting
- Smudge: lavender sage bundle, burns as a smoldering stick
Work with the Moon, Not Against It
I put this kit together for people who want a structured starting point for lunar ritual work. The moon moves through a reliable cycle every 29.5 days, and different phases have different ritual uses. The new moon is a window for planting intentions, calling in what you want, and beginning fresh. The full moon is a release point, where what’s built up can finally be let go. Both moments feel distinct if you actually pause and work with them, and this kit gives you the tools to do that.
Moon water is one of the simplest ritual waters in folk practice. You fill a jar with clean water, set it outside or on a windowsill under the moon’s light, and let it sit overnight. What you’re left with is water that has been used in cleansing work, intention-setting, and ritual across a wide range of traditions. The bottle in this kit has been prepared that way. You can anoint objects, add drops to a ritual bath, sprinkle a doorway, or simply hold it while you state your intention. It’s an understated tool that shows up in everything from Wiccan practice to folk traditions across the American South.
The lavender sage smudge stick is the clearing half of this pairing. White sage has a long history of use in Indigenous purification ceremonies, and lavender brings a calming, floral note that softens the smoke considerably. Together they make a bundle that clears without being overwhelming, which I find works well for smaller spaces or anyone who finds straight white sage a bit sharp. You light it, let it smolder, and move through your space before you set any intention. The smoke does the clearing work. The moon water carries what you want to bring in.
How to Use the Moon Smudge Kit
A three-step lunar ritual using lavender sage and moon water to clear space and set intentions.
- Clear your space with the smudge stick
Light the lavender sage smudge stick and let it catch a flame. Blow it out so it smolders. Walk slowly through your space, fanning smoke into corners, doorways, and any area that feels heavy or stuck.
- Set your intention with the moon water
Once your space is cleared, hold the bottle of moon water in both hands. Set a clear intention, either silently or spoken aloud. You can anoint your wrists, your altar, or a candle. A few drops are enough.
- Close and store your tools
Close your ritual by pressing the smudge stick firmly into sand or a fireproof bowl to extinguish it. Never leave it burning unattended. Store the moon water capped in a cool spot. Repeat at the next moon.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock this kit because it delivers what it says on the label: a practical, complete set of tools for anyone who wants to start working with lunar timing but doesn’t want to piece together the components separately. The smudge sticks I carry come from suppliers I’ve vetted for consistent quality over multiple orders. The lavender sage burns clean, holds together well, and doesn’t fall apart mid-use the way cheap bundles sometimes do. The moon water is prepared and bottled for ritual use, not just tap water in a pretty bottle.
One practical note: smudge sticks need airflow to stay lit. If yours goes out after a few seconds, relight it and give it a gentle wave to keep the coal going. The included instructions cover this, but it’s the most common sticking point for first-time users. Also, open a window or crack a door when you burn. It’s both safer and more effective at clearing the smoke out of the space.
If you want to go deeper into ritual smoke work, browse my smudging and resin kits for other curated combinations, or explore my ritual waters collection to see how moon water fits alongside other prepared ritual waters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Moon water is water set out under moonlight, typically overnight at a full or new moon. The practice appears across folk magic, modern Wicca, and other traditions as a way to charge water with lunar energy for cleansing and ritual use.
The new moon is best for setting intentions and calling in what you want. The full moon is best for releasing what no longer serves you. Either timing works with this kit. The included instructions walk you through both approaches.
Lavender sage combines white sage, used across Indigenous and folk cleansing traditions, with dried lavender. Together they produce a smoke that is both purifying and calming, making it a gentler, more aromatic option than straight white sage alone.
Yes. This kit arrives with printed instructions that cover both the smudging process and how to use the moon water. No prior experience is needed. It is designed to be accessible for anyone starting a lunar ritual practice.







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