Peruvian Palo Santo
The silent blessing of the Immaculate.
High-Grade Palo Santo Sticks are Sustainably Collected in Northern Peru. The spiritual and the physical has been blended into one with an imperfection that remains incomprehensible for the most part.
Palo Santo is considered a spiritual tree that possesses cleansing energy and healing properties similar to Sage and Cedar. However, Palo Santo is part of the citrus family and has the sweet smell of pine and lemon.
The silent blessing of the Immaculate.
High-Grade Palo Santo Sticks are Sustainably Collected in Northern Peru. The spiritual and the physical has been blended into one with an imperfection that remains incomprehensible for the most part.
Palo Santo is considered a spiritual tree that possesses cleansing energy and healing properties similar to Sage and Cedar. However, Palo Santo is part of the citrus family and has the sweet smell of pine and lemon.
The silent blessing of the Immaculate.
High-Grade Palo Santo Sticks are Sustainably Collected in Northern Peru. The spiritual and the physical has been blended into one with an imperfection that remains incomprehensible for the most part.
Palo Santo is considered a spiritual tree that possesses cleansing energy and healing properties similar to Sage and Cedar. However, Palo Santo is part of the citrus family and has the sweet smell of pine and lemon.
How to use PALO SANTO — Take one stick and hold at a 45-degree angle. Point the tip down towards and into the lit flame light. Allow the stick to burn for 30-60 seconds so that the tip glows then carefully blow the flame out. If you gently blow the ember it will keep the smoke and the scent. Place the stick downwards in a fireproof bowl of metal, glass, or clay. Let the stick extinguish itself after a few minutes.