Palo Santo
Peruvian Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) — sustainably sourced from naturally fallen, aged heartwood in the Amazonian–Andean dry forests of Peru. Ethically harvested with community partners and forest-management permits, our Palo Santo is handcrafted into incense sticks, cones, chips/powder, and distilled into pure essential oil. Expect a clean, citrus-pine, lightly minty aroma ideal for meditation, cleansing, and ritual. Export-ready for the USA and worldwide with batch traceability, wholesale pricing, and private-label options.
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Shop Palo Santo Formats
- Incense Sticks (Hand-Cut)
- Incense Cones (Hand-Pressed)
- Palo Santo Essential Oil (Steam-Distilled)
- Palo Santo Art & Altars
Signature Aroma & Uses
- Bright citrus, resinous pine, soft mint and balsamic undertones.
- Smoke cleansing, meditation, intention setting, and altar work.
- Diffusion (essential oil) for calming, grounding atmospheres.
- Blending with natural incenses like Copal for ceremony.
How to Use (Quick Guide)
- Set intention: name your purpose (cleansing, protection, focus).
- Ignite: light the tip for 15–30 seconds, then gently blow out the flame.
- Circulate: waft the smoke with mindful breaths; use a heat-safe bowl.
- Rest: place on a fire-safe surface; relight as needed.
- Oil use: 3–6 drops in water diffuser; avoid direct skin use unless properly diluted.
Format Comparison
| Format | Aroma Intensity | Typical Burn / Use | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Incense Sticks | Medium–High | Short sessions; relight 2–4 times | Daily cleansing, meditation | Hand-cut from aged heartwood |
| Incense Cones | High | 10–20 minutes continuous | Room scenting, ritual timing | Uniform burn; compact |
| Chips & Powder | Adjustable | Charcoal or loose-burn | Blends with Copal, resins | Great for custom mixes |
| Essential Oil | Very High | Diffusers, anointing (diluted) | Therapeutic ambiance, crafts | Steam-distilled; GC/MS on request |
Sustainability & Compliance
- Species: Bursera graveolens (Peru). Naturally fallen, aged wood only.
- Forest-management permits and community partnerships.
- Batch traceability; documentation available for export.
- We do not source Bulnesia sarmientoi (a different “palo santo” species used in timber).
FAQs
Where does your Palo Santo come from?
From Peru’s Amazonian–Andean dry forests. We work with community partners and authorized harvest programs to collect naturally fallen, aged wood.
How do I know it’s authentic Palo Santo?
Authentic Bursera graveolens has a bright citrus-resin aroma even when unlit. We provide batch details and documentation; essential oil lots include analytical data upon request.
Is it sustainable?
Yes—only naturally fallen wood is collected under forest-management guidelines. No live trees are cut for our incense sticks or chips.
Can you ship to the USA and EU?
Yes, we export worldwide where permitted. Customs documentation accompanies shipments. Please check local regulations for incense and essential oils.
How long does a stick last?
One hand-cut stick typically provides many short sessions. Relight as needed; store dry and away from direct sunlight.
Is the essential oil safe for pets or pregnancy?
Avoid diffusing around sensitive individuals, infants, pets, or during pregnancy unless advised by a qualified professional. Always dilute for topical use and patch-test.
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