Cedar & Myrrh Palo Santo Hand Rolled Incense Stick
Cedar & Myrrh Palo Santo Hand Rolled Incense Stick
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Palo Santo (Bursera Graveolens)
- Also known as "Holy Wood"
- Utilized by Indigenous Amazonian and Andean healers in sacred rituals for purification, attracting positive energy, and fostering peace
- Hand-rolled in Peru
- Emphasizes a 100% natural composition without chemical ingredients
* Please Note: Holder not included.
Pine · Mint · Lemon · Fireplace · Sweet
Palo Santo (Bursera Graveolens)
- Also known as "Holy Wood"
- Utilized by Indigenous Amazonian and Andean healers in sacred rituals for purification, attracting positive energy, and fostering peace
- Hand-rolled in Peru
- Emphasizes a 100% natural composition without chemical ingredients
* Please Note: Holder not included.
Pine · Mint · Lemon · Fireplace · Sweet
Palo Santo (Bursera Graveolens)
- Also known as "Holy Wood"
- Utilized by Indigenous Amazonian and Andean healers in sacred rituals for purification, attracting positive energy, and fostering peace
- Hand-rolled in Peru
- Emphasizes a 100% natural composition without chemical ingredients
* Please Note: Holder not included.
Sawdust from Palo Santo wood, Palo Santo resin, and vegetable gum.
* 100% natural composition with no chemical ingredients
Sawdust from Palo Santo wood, Palo Santo resin, and vegetable gum.
* 100% natural composition with no chemical ingredients
7 Sticks (8.0" x 0.2" x 0.2") & (0.06 oz each)
Burning time : 45 min
* All dimensions, weights, and burn times are approximate, actual product may vary.
7 Sticks (8.0" x 0.2" x 0.2") & (0.06 oz each)
Burning time : 45 min
* All dimensions, weights, and burn times are approximate, actual product may vary.
1. Hold at an angle pointing downward.
2. Once the tip is lit, blow out the flame to produce only smoke.
3. Place the incense holder in an incense burner and allow the incense to last for a while.
4. Extinguish in sand when done.
1. Hold at an angle pointing downward.
2. Once the tip is lit, blow out the flame to produce only smoke.
3. Place the incense holder in an incense burner and allow the incense to last for a while.
4. Extinguish in sand when done.
1. Do not leave unattended while using fire
2. Avoid flammable materials
3. Do not smudge around pregnant women, children, or people with asthma or epilepsy
4. Take responsibility at your own risk
1. Do not leave unattended while using fire
2. Avoid flammable materials
3. Do not smudge around pregnant women, children, or people with asthma or epilepsy
4. Take responsibility at your own risk
