Palo Santo natural incense (sold in boxes of 10)
ENC-PAOLO-01
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ENC-PAOLO-01
Origin: Peru
Dimensions:
Incense size approximately 22cm x 0.5cm.
Origin
Peru
Box of 10 natural PALO SANTO (Peru) incense sticks, handmade.
For meditation or yoga, using Palo Santo incense is ideal for meditating and relaxing, while eliminating any negative vibrations that may be present.
Because it is important to buy Palo Santo from a trusted site.
Regulated by the Peruvian government
Our Palo Santo comes exclusively from Peru, where it has been regulated for years by the state, with a series of measures to guarantee the balance between consumption and growth of this tree.
The harvest is done exclusively from fallen wood.
In accordance with national regulations, wood is always collected from fallen branches or dead trees. In addition, extraction is always carried out in assigned areas with a prior study of the forest mass.
Commitment to locals and replanting of Palo Santo
The law stipulates that it must be extracted and cut by the inhabitants of indigenous communities, which benefits the local economy.
When the Palo Santo passes through customs, it is checked that all the requirements are met and all the corresponding documentation is delivered.
Palo Santo Incense (Bursera graveolens) is a natural wood incense used for centuries by the Incas and other indigenous cultures to purify and cleanse energies providing spiritual protection. Its scent is intense and slightly sweet, and provides a feeling of well-being.
Palo Santo is native to Peru, in the dry forest of the northwest.
It is a tree adapted to arid conditions and high temperatures.
In the dry and low season it completely loses its leaves and appears as a dead tree, but at the start of the rains it grows back very easily.
It is preferably located on steep slopes and hills. Its bark is smooth, purple to grayish in color, and secretes a white or yellowish resin. It can reach up to 10 meters in height and grows from 50 to 1500 meters above sea level.
Peruvian forestry regulations govern the sustainable use of palo santo wood through a forest management plan that addresses the replacement and maintenance of the resource, while promoting the cleaning of the forest, river banks and irrigation dams, where trunks and branches tend to accumulate.
Currently, palo santo continues to be used as incense. Only trees that have completed their life cycle and die naturally are used. These trees are the only ones that, after a period of rest, provide aromatic properties and concentrate essential oils.
For meditation or yoga, using Palo Santo incense is ideal for meditating and relaxing, while eliminating any negative vibrations that may be present.
Because it is important to buy Palo Santo from a trusted site.
Regulated by the Peruvian government
Our Palo Santo comes exclusively from Peru, where it has been regulated for years by the state, with a series of measures to guarantee the balance between consumption and growth of this tree.
The harvest is done exclusively from fallen wood.
In accordance with national regulations, wood is always collected from fallen branches or dead trees. In addition, extraction is always carried out in assigned areas with a prior study of the forest mass.
Commitment to locals and replanting of Palo Santo
The law stipulates that it must be extracted and cut by the inhabitants of indigenous communities, which benefits the local economy.
When the Palo Santo passes through customs, it is checked that all the requirements are met and all the corresponding documentation is delivered.
Palo Santo Incense (Bursera graveolens) is a natural wood incense used for centuries by the Incas and other indigenous cultures to purify and cleanse energies providing spiritual protection. Its scent is intense and slightly sweet, and provides a feeling of well-being.
Palo Santo is native to Peru, in the dry forest of the northwest.
It is a tree adapted to arid conditions and high temperatures.
In the dry and low season it completely loses its leaves and appears as a dead tree, but at the start of the rains it grows back very easily.
It is preferably located on steep slopes and hills. Its bark is smooth, purple to grayish in color, and secretes a white or yellowish resin. It can reach up to 10 meters in height and grows from 50 to 1500 meters above sea level.
Peruvian forestry regulations govern the sustainable use of palo santo wood through a forest management plan that addresses the replacement and maintenance of the resource, while promoting the cleaning of the forest, river banks and irrigation dams, where trunks and branches tend to accumulate.
Currently, palo santo continues to be used as incense. Only trees that have completed their life cycle and die naturally are used. These trees are the only ones that, after a period of rest, provide aromatic properties and concentrate essential oils.
