Palo Santo sticks come from the bursera graveolens tree in the South American rainforest and this truly unique aromatic wood is burned as incense. For centuries, before it was introduced to North America, it was used by Shamans to clear negative energy, attract positive energy, re-establish peace and balance, enhance concentration and meditation, and heal people on physical and spiritual levels.
These premium sticks are extremely rare and come from branches that never touched the earth after the tree died naturally, enabling the aromatic oils and its healing properties to intensify even more. Due to this wood’s rarity, these sticks are not always available.
Aroma: Woody resin.
Intention: Meditation, concentration, aromatherapy, energetic purification, attract positive energy, healing.
Key features:
- Aromatic natural incense.
- Energetically purifying.
- Part of a Shamanic tradition.
- 100% natural.
- Multiple uses.
- Palo Santo branches that never touched the earth.
- Sustainably harvested in Ecuador: part of the profits go toward financing the Palo Santo Reforestation Project organized by the Forestry and Environmental Corporation of Manabi (CORFAM) which is fully acknowledged and supported by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
Attributes
Sustainably harvested in the Amazon rainforest from trees that fell naturally, these premium sticks come from branches that never touched the earth, a rare process that intensifies the aromatic oils and strengthens the wood's properties. Due to its rarity, these sticks are not always available.
Name explanation: Palo Santo means "holy wood." This name was given to this mystical tree when Spanish monks explored the Amazon, tested its qualities and realized its hidden properties.
Collection Description: These naturally aromatic sticks were harvested sustainably in the South American rainforest from trees that fell naturally.
Manufacturing process: The wood is harvested from Palo Santo trees that died naturally in the Amazon rainforest. Strict local laws forbid logging Palo Santo.
