Green Tree Palo Santo pinnar, 100g väska, 10-15 pinnar

When you want to clear a room before settling into meditation or a quiet evening, a handful of Palo Santo sticks does the work simply and slowly.

Spiritual meaning

Spanish monks named this wood palo santo, meaning holy wood, after learning of its use among South American communities. Many people burn it to clear a space of stagnant energy and, unlike some smudging herbs used only for clearing, Palo Santo is also traditionally associated with inviting a calmer, more settled atmosphere afterwards.

How to use

• Light the tip of a stick and let it catch briefly, then blow out the flame so it smoulders
• Rest it on a heat-resistant dish or holder, never directly on furniture
• Let the smoke drift through the room, then extinguish fully in sand or water before leaving it unattended
• Keep the room ventilated while burning

Details

• Material: Palo Santo wood
• Contents: approximately 10-15 sticks
• Weight: 100 g
• Bag size: 24 x 16 x 1 cm
• Country of origin: Peru

The wood is sourced from fallen trees rather than felled timber, and the harvest is checked by local authorities, as the trees themselves are protected.