The Cancer Cart

A note from Rachel:

Rachel needs the Travertine Sphere Incense & Smudging Burner because healing isn’t always linear—but it should be beautifully circular. This isn’t just a smudging bowl. It’s a hand-carved altar disguised as an objet d’art. It says: I take my rituals seriously. I take my peace seriously. I take my grief and rage and lavender and palo santo seriously. Crafted from natural stone, this tactile moon of a thing brings groundedness to a world where everything’s been upended. She doesn’t need fluorescent plastic trays and medical-grade cold. She needs this sphere. Heavy in the hand. Sacred in the ritual. Neutral enough to match the Yuji lamp, but primal enough to remind her she’s still an animal with breath, scent, memory. Rachel needs it because the world feels hard. And this? This is stone, yes—but soft in intention. A sculpted reminder that even when she can’t control the chaos, she can light a little cedar, close her eyes, and return.