Palo Santo Incense Sticks 20 Count

Light one of these Palo Santo incense sticks when the room needs a clean pause. The scent is woody, bright and quietly resinous, made for the small rituals between work and evening, conversation and stillness, movement and rest.

The Palo Santo scent

• A warm wooden fragrance rises first, giving the room a clear, settled feeling without becoming heavy.
• The resinous edge suits a desk, hallway or quiet corner where you want a more intentional atmosphere.
• It works well as a marker for transition: before journalling, after tidying, or while the house grows quiet.
• The orange and white tube gives it a bright, sun-warmed look before the first stick is even lit.

Hand-rolled in India

These incense sticks are hand-rolled in India. They are made without charcoal, giving a softer style of smoke than charcoal-based incense.

How to burn it safely

Light the coated end of the stick, let it catch briefly, then blow out the flame so the tip glows. Place the plain end into a heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher.

Burn in a ventilated room, away from curtains, pets and draughts. Never leave burning incense unattended, and let the ash cool fully before clearing it away.

Why Palo Santo is loved

Palo Santo means ‘holy wood’ in Spanish and is traditionally associated with fragrant wood from South America. In modern incense, the name is often used for its recognisable woody-resinous scent: clear, warm and slightly ceremonial.

Count, weight and details

• Type: incense sticks
• Fragrance: Palo Santo
• Origin: India
• Count: 20 sticks
• Weight: 440 g

A thoughtful gift for quiet homes

A good choice for someone who enjoys incense, mindful home rituals or warm woody fragrance. It suits housewarmings, care packages and small gifts for people who like their space to feel considered.

Common questions

Does it contain charcoal?
No. The verified product information describes these as charcoal-free incense sticks.

How long does one stick burn?
Burn time depends on airflow, holder position and the individual stick. Use it for the atmosphere rather than timing a session exactly.

Do I need a special holder?
Use any stable, heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher that keeps the burning stick secure and collects falling ash.