Palo Santo

Palo santo is an aromatic wood extracted from the Bursera graveolens tree found in South America, particularly on the Pacific coast. Its sweet and intense aroma is accented with citric notes.

For centuries, Native Americans have incorporated it into religious rituals, believing its scented smoke drives away evil spirits and protects their village. Its mystical properties are also valued for bringing positive energies and promoting deep spiritual connections. In its native regions, raw palo santo wood is even used to create decorative and protective objects.

How to use: 
simply light the stick and then extinguish the flame by shaking it. The smoke's lovely fragrance will fill the air, but remember that smudging is a ritual that requires pure intentions. After use, ventilate the room and refrain from inhaling the smoke directly. Palo santo can be used multiple times before eventually fading out.