Palo Santo Incense Sticks with Wiracoa and Rosemary

100% natural incense sticks, handmade by South American artisans. Palo Santo incense sticks are made of Cerimonial Palo Santo wood, from northern Peru, which is particularly aromatic, mixed with Wiracoa, Rosemary and natural resins.

How to use them:

They are the easiest format to use among Palo Santo's incenses. Once the stick is lit, simply place it on a stand (such as Palo Santo's feather-shaped wooden stick holder) and no intervention is needed. The fumigation will continue on its own for about an hour.

The smell is less intense than that of the sticks, as they are composed not only of Palo Santo, but also of honey as an aggregating element and bamboo as a support.

Benefits:

Palo Santo, Wiracoa and Rosemary incense sticks are ideal for those seeking protection for their environment. If the other sticks are geared toward renewing energies, this type of incense is more intimate, protective.

Wiracoa is a rare ancient plant used by Native Americans to lighten and purify the energy of environments and people. It is known as the fire herb, literally meaning "Sun God." It is ideal for stimulating relaxation and meditation.

Rosemary is used in powerful fumigations that work deep and oriented toward seeking protection.

Palo Santo incense sticks are ideal for light but prolonged fumigations. The synergy of Palo Santo combined with Wiracoa and Rosemary ensures a deep purification of environments due to its intense and fresh aroma.