Palo Santo translates as “holy wood” and has a long history of ceremonial and spiritual use among Indigenous communities in parts of South America.

When burned, the wood releases a distinctive fragrance—warm, woody and gently sweet, with subtle citrus-like notes. Its aroma is generally softer and milder than white sage, making it a beautiful choice for meditation, intention-setting, spiritual practice or simply creating a calm and welcoming atmosphere at home.

Traditionally used for

• Cleansing and refreshing the energy of a space

• Meditation and grounding rituals

• Preparing a room for spiritual work

• Creating a warm, naturally fragrant atmosphere

How to use

Light one end of the stick and allow it to burn briefly. Blow out the flame, then place the smouldering stick in a suitable heat-resistant holder. A little goes a long way, and each stick can usually be relit for future use.

Each pack contains approximately 10–15 natural Palo Santo sticks. As this is a natural product, the size, shape and appearance of individual pieces will vary.

Safety: Never leave burning wood unattended. Keep away from children, pets, draughts and flammable materials. Use in a well-ventilated room and allow the stick to cool completely before storing.

The spiritual properties described are based on traditional beliefs and personal practice.