⭐ Set of natural ceremonial incense: Palo Santo and white sage ⭐

✨ The set includes:

➡️ Palo Santo incense 25g

➡️ white sage incense 15 -20g

✨ Palo Santo - incense 25g ✨

Palo Santo (Latin: Bursera graveolens) is a plant with extraordinary power. The name in Spanish literally means "sacred tree". It is filled with aromatic resin, which has many valuable properties. Palo Santo wood is very durable and resistant to external factors, but above all, it has a unique, unique aroma. A piece of Palo Santo wood set on fire is used as incense. The smoke rising from it smells of pure nature. You can feel the sweet and refreshing notes of vanilla and citrus in it. Hundreds of years ago, the properties of wood were used by the indigenous people of South America, who believed that there was ancient magic in the smoke of Palo Santo. They incensed places where shamanic rituals were performed - they believed that the fragrant smoke rising from the lit wood had the power to protect against evil spirits. Currently, Palo Santo is used in aromatherapy and mindfulness practices, e.g. yoga or meditation. The smoke rising from the wood introduces positive energy into the room, helps cleanse the space, but also people - it helps clear the mind and relax.

Additional information

✅Country of origin: Ecuador

✅ Weight: about 25 g

Attention! ★ Each piece of palo santo wood is slightly different in size and weight, therefore there may be a weight difference of approximately 5 g in each package.

❤️Palo Santo incense❤️ gives off an amazing aroma that is difficult to clearly describe. In the fragrant smoke rising from the lit wood you can feel sweet, vanilla notes mixing with refreshing citrus accents. You can smell the tropical forest and damp leaves. It's pure nature magic! The indigenous people of South America have been using palo santo as incense for centuries. Indian shamans used it to fumigate places of mystical ceremonies. It is also an element of the cleansing ayahuasca ritual. Currently, they are used in aromatherapy. In the past, it was believed that the smoke rising from the lit palo santo wood had cleansing powers, protected against evil spirits and brought good luck. The pleasant aroma that the "sacred tree" spreads around introduces positive energy, helps clear the mind and relax, and facilitates entering a state of meditation.

Some of the tree species called palo santo are in danger of extinction, therefore their use is prohibited. cutting out. Wood is obtained from naturally fallen, dead branches. It is not only an expression of respect for nature and a way to protect wild plant populations. Before palo santo branches are harvested, they lie on the ground untouched for about 6 years - during which time the resin contained in them acquires even greater strength and aroma.

How is Palo Santo obtained?

We import Palo Santo wood incense from Ecuador. Some tree species that are commonly called "sacred trees" are in danger of extinction, so cutting them down is prohibited. Although the Bursera graveolens tree from which our incense sticks are made is no longer on the endangered species list, it is still harvested using traditional methods. Wood Palo Santo is obtained from naturally fallen branches. This is an expression of respect for nature and helps protect wild tree populations. Before Palo Santo branches are harvested, they lie on the ground for about 6 years, which allows for obtaining wood that is even more aromatic and rich in nutrients. valuable resin and essential oils.

The extremely aromatic resin of Palo Santo attracts not only people, but also insects. While the branches lie on the ground for several years, an entire ecosystem of insects can develop in them , insects and other creatures, including harmful bark beetles, which leave permanent traces in the wood in the form of holes and tunnels. This process is a natural part of the tree's life cycle and does not affect its properties - this is where the beauty of nature lies! Fortunately, the older the branch is, the fewer insects live in it, and by the time the wood reaches us, it is completely clean of unwanted "occupants". However, traces of them may remain and rotten fragments may also be visible - this is what a sign that Palo Santo has been harvested in a natural way and is 100% original.

The wood we import should be completely dried, but because it is harvested in a natural way, it may appear a bit of moisture, which may make it difficult to burn. If this happens, you can dry it by placing it on a radiator and leaving it for a few hours.

✨ White sage - incense, torch 15- 20g ✨

White sage (Latin: Salvia apiana) is a "sacred herb" of the Navajo Indians. It grows in the United States - in the southwestern part, in dry and sunny areas. It is characterized by silvery-white leaves, rich in essential oils, thanks to which it emits an intense, pleasant, herbal aroma.

Century ago, white sage was discovered and appreciated by the Navajo Indians - the native inhabitants of America. They believed that the plant held ancient power. They collected sage leaves in bunches, dried them, and then set them on fire, using them as fragrant incense. The Indians believed that the fragrant smoke rising from a lit bunch of sage would protect them from evil spirits, remove spells and charms, and cleanse the body, mind, soul and the ceremony site. To this day, sage is used as an element of meditation and mindfulness practices. Aromatic smoke is used to fumigate rooms, e.g. a new apartment or workplace, as well as people. White sage smoke is intended to cleanse energy and space, free from bad influences and induce a state of relaxation. To use sage as incense, simply light the bunch and extinguish the flame when the leaves begin to glow.

Additional information

✅ Country of origin: United States

✅ Weight: approximately 15-20 g

Attention! ★ Sage bunches are prepared manuallyso the weight of each product may vary between 15-20 g.

☽ How to perform the incensation ritual? ☾

1. Light a piece of Palo Santo wood or a bunch of sage by holding it over a source of fire (e.g. a lighter, match or candle). Wait a few seconds for the incense to glow.
2. Extinguish the incense by blowing out the flame or shaking it vigorously. After a while, the incense will start to smolder with thick, intensely scented smoke. When extinguishing the flame, think about the intention that will accompany the cleansing ritual.
3. Curn yourself with the fragrant smoke, directing the incense from your feet to your head, and then incense the room, objects or people you want to cleanse. After the ritual, put the still-burning incense in a safe place, e.g. in a ceramic vessel. After a while, the incense will go out by itself - then you can light it again.

☆ What is worth remembering during the cleansing ritual? ☆

• Stop, relax, relax. You will fully feel the magic of natural incense with a clear and open mind. This is a unique moment that will allow you to look deep into your soul, so do not rush the incensing ritual.
• Approach the incensing ritual with seriousness and respect. It is an element of the culture of the Indians, who through ritual connected with the spirit of nature, thus achieving full harmony.
• Think about the intention that will accompany you during the ritual and immerse yourself in the fragrant aroma of smoke that rises from incense. Feel the scent of pure nature and Indian magic. Cleanse your soul, mind and surroundings, drive away bad energy and recall everything positive.