Always a favorite: freshly harvested single Palo Santo wood sticks for easy use. Each 4" stick is cut and ready to light. No need to split or shave off pieces. No trees were cut in harvesting this wood, from fallen branches only!
Palo Santo is a tree native to Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula, Peru and Venezuela. It is also found in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Colombia, Honduras, Ecuador, Peru and on the Galapagos islands. The tree belongs to the same family (Burseraceae) as frankincense and myrrh.
Palo Santo sticks can be burned alone as it will self-extinguish, filling the space with warm, sweet smoke. It can also be ground into incense mixtures as it mixes wonderfully with all the copal resins, sandalwood, vanilla, balsams, benzoin, etc.
Unlike previous shipments, our sticks are not uniform in size, so the number of sticks may vary.
1 oz = 2-4
4 oz = 5-12 sticks
Medical Disclaimer: Our expertise lies in incense making and fragrance. Information contained on these pages is solely for your enjoyment. We can not provide medical advice or recipes as we are not health professionals. Before ingesting anything that is not food, we strongly suggest seeking counsel from a licensed health practitioner.
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Always a favorite: freshly harvested single Palo Santo wood sticks for easy use. Each 4" stick is cut and ready to light. No need to split or shave off pieces. No trees were cut in harvesting this wood, from fallen branches only!
Palo Santo is a tree native to Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula, Peru and Venezuela. It is also found in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Colombia, Honduras, Ecuador, Peru and on the Galapagos islands. The tree belongs to the same family (Burseraceae) as frankincense and myrrh.
Palo Santo sticks can be burned alone as it will self-extinguish, filling the space with warm, sweet smoke. It can also be ground into incense mixtures as it mixes wonderfully with all the copal resins, sandalwood, vanilla, balsams, benzoin, etc.
Unlike previous shipments, our sticks are not uniform in size, so the number of sticks may vary.
1 oz = 2-4
4 oz = 5-12 sticks
Medical Disclaimer: Our expertise lies in incense making and fragrance. Information contained on these pages is solely for your enjoyment. We can not provide medical advice or recipes as we are not health professionals. Before ingesting anything that is not food, we strongly suggest seeking counsel from a licensed health practitioner.
See also:
