Natural Palo Santo incense - 200 g

Palo Santo, also known as the Holy Tree (Bursera graveolens) in the form of natural incense has been used for centuries in ritual ceremonies to cleanse the room of negative energy and bad emotions.

Natural Palo Santo (Holy Tree) incense is a creamy-yellow piece of dried wood obtained from a naturally fallen, dead tree, Bursera graveolens, which grows in dry forests tropical North America and Central America.

Palo Santo incense contains aromatic resin with a high content of natural essential oils, so it does not require artificial fragrance enhancers. p>

The beautiful, very original, sweet-resinous aroma of the wood promotes calm and concentration.

The incense is characterized by a spicy-woody and delicately citrus scent, with slightly powdery notes.

Technical data

• Incense stick length:approx. 10 cm
• Width of the incense stick: approx. 1.5 x 1.5 cm
• Content: approx. 26-30 pieces
• Weight: 100 g
• Country of production and sourcing: Peru

Attention! Due to handcrafting, the number of incense sticks may vary.

Properties of the Palo Santo fragrance:

✅ removes negative energy and tension in the body

✅ soothes the senses and harmonizes

✅ soothes headaches and anxiety

✅ promotes meditation

✅ antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effects

How to use - how to smoke Palo Santo?

< ol> Take the incense in your hand and light its tip. Maintaining a continuous flame, wait until the incense starts burning. Wait about 30 seconds, then extinguish the flame by blowing it out. The incense will start to smoke intensely. If the incense goes out, you can light it again.

The origins of using Palo Santo for incensing date back to the traditions of ancient civilizations Inca, where they were used during spiritual ceremonies.Beliefs indicate thatsmoke brings good luck, drives away bad thoughts, misfortunes, and evil spirits.

Soothing and the relaxing scent of this extraordinary wood still restores peace and balances emotions.

After burning the incense, leave the incense on a ceramic or stone stand until it goes out on its own, or extinguish it if necessary. The extinguished Palo Santo can be lit several times.

Despite the controversy - according to the IUCN and CITES red list, the Bursera graveolens tree is not a critically endangered species. However, you should pay attention to whether Palo Santo incense is obtained from dead, naturally fallen trees.

Precautions:

Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep the product away from children and animals.

Ingredients:

Palo Santo wood (Bursera graveolens)*.

*product from dead, naturally fallen trees .