Regenerative Palo Santo Sticks

The specific species *Bursera graveolens* is not endangered, but its habitat is sensitive. That is why we exclusively source wood from naturally fallen trees, which supports forest conservation and ethical harvesting.

This is normal! Palo Santo is not like an incense stick; it is meant to smolder briefly. If it stays lit too long, it will burn the resin too quickly. Relight as needed throughout your ritual.

When first lit, the smoke may be dark. After you blow it out, the smolder should produce a thin, steady stream of white, fragrant smoke.

A single stick can be relit dozens of times. One stick typically lasts for several weeks of daily ritual use.

No. Authentic Palo Santo has a very distinct aroma—a complex blend of pine, mint, and lemon with a sweet, resinous finish.

You can let it extinguish on its own in a fire-safe bowl or abalone shell, or gently press the glowing tip into sand or a ceramic dish.

Like any smoke, it should be used in a well-ventilated room. Some pets are sensitive to strong aromas, so we recommend observing them during your first use.

While “smudging” is a specific Indigenous ceremony, Palo Santo is widely used for general space clearing and personal energy cleansing rituals.

Keep them in a dry, cool place. Our sticks come in a breathable pouch to maintain the integrity of the natural oils and resins.