White sage (Indian sage) in the form of natural incense has been used for centuries in ritual ceremonies to detoxify and cleanse a room of negative energy and bad emotions . Palo santo, on the other hand, is a very original, sweet and resinous wood that promotes calmness and concentration . Both of these incense products provide a dose of peace .

The use of white sage to make incense and smoke can be traced back to the traditions of local Native American tribes. During shamanic rituals, white sage is sometimes burned as incense in a process called smearing. After burning the sage leaves, the shamans spread the smoke over the body and the people participating in the ceremony. Beliefs show that smoke cleanses the soul and body of negative energy, and also provides protection from evil spirits. The calming and relaxing scent is empowering and removes negative feelings and thoughts.

Natural Palo Santo (holy wood) incense is a creamy yellow piece of dried wood extracted from naturally fallen, dead wood. a tree Bursera graveolens that grows in the dry tropical forests of North America and Central America. Frankincense has a spicy and woody and subtly citrusy aroma with slightly powdery notes. The soothing and relaxing scent of this unusual tree still restores peace and balances emotions.

• Incense Length: Approx. 7-11 cm
• Weight: approx. 58-61 g
• Country of manufacture and supply of Palo Santo: Peru
• Country of production and supply of white sage: USA

How to use - how to burn incense?

1. Take the incense in your hand and light the end of it.
2. While maintaining the continuity of the flame, wait for the incense to start burning.
3. When you see a small flame on the incense stick, blow it out.
4. The incense will begin to smoke intensely.

When the incense is finished, leave the incense on the ceramic or stone stand until it extinguishes on its own, or extinguish it if necessary.

Incense can also be burned over coals after it has been ground.

Precautions:

Never leave incense unattended. Keep the product away from children and animals.

INCI:

White sage (Salvia Apiana)*, certified Palo Santo wood (Bursera graveolens)**.

*a product of cultivation (which does not affect the population of white sage, which is considered an endangered species).
**Product from dead, naturally fallen trees.