Palo santo

Palo santo wood is obtained from the Bursera graveolens tree, which grows in South America. It is a sacred tree that has been used for centuries by various indigenous peoples for their healing and spiritual practices. The name "palo santo" means "holy wood" in Spanish, reflecting its sacred status among the peoples who traditionally use it.

The wood of the palo santo tree has a unique aroma that fully develops only after a few years of aging after the tree dies of natural causes or when it is cut down. The aroma is both sweet and woody, with notes of pine, citrus and mint.

Palo santo wood is used in a variety of ways, from making incense to making jewelry and other art products. Its healing and spiritual properties have been valued for centuries, including purifying and disinfecting the air, improving the atmosphere in a room, and releasing tension and promoting inner peace.

With its unique aroma and useful properties, palo santo wood has become highly valued around the world.