Palo Santo Sticks | Sustainably Wild-Harvested (per oz)

Sacred, citrusy, and deeply purifying — Palo Santo ("Holy Wood") is a fragrant wood from the Peruvian Andes, used for centuries by the Inca and indigenous peoples of South America as a spiritual remedy for cleansing, purification, and attracting positive energy. 🌲

Our Palo Santo is sustainably wild-harvested from naturally fallen trees and branches in Peru that have lain on the forest floor for 4–10 years before harvest — a process that allows the sacred oils to fully develop and ensures no living trees are harmed.

Details

• Common Name: Palo Santo, Holy Wood
• Latin Name: Bursera graveolens
• Origin: Peru (sustainably wild-harvested)
• Aroma: Citrus with underlying notes of frankincense
• Size: Approximately 4" long, ⅜–¾" diameter (5–9 sticks per oz)

Common Uses

• Burned for space clearing, purification, and spiritual protection
• Used in meditation and prayer to deepen focus and invite calm
• A fragrant, grounding addition to any ceremonial or ritual practice
• Pairs beautifully with copal, frankincense, and other sacred resins

This information is for educational purposes only and has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.