Abalone shell from Brittany

Place of harvest: Brittany Used in Native American purification rituals to purify a place, an object or a person's energy, the Abalone shell, also called "Ear of the sea", or "abalone shell", serves as a container for burn your bulk sage mixtures, your incense, to put your fumigation sticks on them when they are consumed, or quite simply for decoration by placing your tumbled stones collected from your Aiyana candles in the heart. Very raw material on the outside, it has iridescent and shiny shades on the inside, as well as small holes that promote ventilation. Very resistant to heat, it rises in temperature, so it is imperative to place it on a suitable support. The shell being a natural product of the sea, it is normal to observe variations in size, shape and color.