Sacred Herbal Prayer Ties/Bundles (5 or 10 per pack):
5 pack…$4
10 pack…$8
Hand made with ethically sourced, grown, gifted and Wild crafted herbs.
Prayer ties are a traditional sacred bundle of herbs that is imbued with your best wishes, prayers, intentions, and especially your thank yous.  It is a wonderful way to prepare for ceremony, sweat lodge, vision quest — anytime you are called to pray with Creator. Prayer ties are often made with special intentions: when someone is ill, for the ancestors, for the elders, for our youth, as a sign of friendship, for protection, when someone has crossed over to the other side camp.  They can be strung up in trees, carried around, buried in soil or burned in the fire after ceremony to send them to the heavens. 
Pine:  These trees are often regarded as sacred due to their long lifespan, resilience, and association with various spiritual and cultural beliefs. They are seen as symbols of immortality, endurance, and connection to the divine in many traditions
Rose Petals:  The rose is a symbol of love, compassion, and divine grace in many cultures and religions. In Hinduism, it's used in rituals to represent love, devotion, and divine grace, often offered to deities like Krishna and Durga. In Christianity, roses are associated with the Virgin Mary, Sophia (Divine Wisdom), and the Holy Spirit. The red rose can also symbolize the blood of Christ and the trials of martyrdom. In Islam, the fragrance of the rose is seen as a symbol of the sacredness of the human soul
Sage:  Burning sage has long been used to connect to the spiritual realm or enhance intuition. For healers and laypeople in traditional cultures, burning sage is used to achieve a healing state — or to solve or reflect upon spiritual dilemmas. 
Tobacco:  Sacred tobacco, also known as traditional or ceremonial tobacco, is a plant with deep cultural and spiritual significance for many American Indian communities. It is used for healing, prayer, and ceremony,
Sweetgrass:  Sweetgrass is used in smudges, healing or talking circles because it has a healing effect - its smoke is believed to purify thoughts and the environment and eliminate bad or negative thoughts.
Lavender:  Lavender, particularly in a religious or spiritual context, is often associated with concepts like purity, calmness, and devotion. Its calming scent and soothing nature have led to its use in various traditions for cleansing, protection, and spiritual connection. Lavender is also linked to the crown chakra, which is associated with higher purpose and spiritual connectivity
Cedar:  Cedar holds sacred significance in various cultures, including Indigenous North American traditions and in religions like Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam. It is revered for its healing properties, strength, and spiritual symbolism, often used in ceremonies, rituals, and as a symbol of divinity and connection to the spiritual realm