Palo Santo Sticks 10-15 Pack, 100g Green Tree

Light the tip and the pale wood begins to warm into sweet, resinous smoke. These palo santo sticks are made for a quiet pause at home, a simple scent ritual before meditation, journalling, yoga, or a slower evening.

Sweet wood smoke for a deliberate pause

• The scent is warm, woody and lightly resinous, with the soft sweetness palo santo is known for.
• The sticks have a raw, natural look, with pale grain and small variations from piece to piece.
• Use one when you want to mark a change in the day.
• The smoke curls gently rather than filling the space like a room spray, so the ritual feels unhurried.
• It suits a meditation corner, bedside table, desk drawer, or quiet shelf where you keep small ritual objects.

Natural palo santo wood

The sticks are made from palo santo, a fragrant South American wood whose name means ‘holy wood’ in Spanish. The visible pieces are pale, unfinished and naturally uneven, so each stick has its own grain, taper and small marks from the wood.

How to light the wood

Hold one end of the stick to a flame until the tip catches. Let it glow, then blow it out and place it in a heatproof dish or holder while the scented smoke rises.

Relight the same stick whenever you want more fragrance, and never leave burning wood unattended.

Palo santo in Andean tradition

Palo santo has long been used ceremonially in parts of South America, including Andean ritual practice, where fragrant smoke forms part of cleansing, prayer and intention-setting traditions. Today, many people use it more simply as a contemplative scent ritual: lighting the wood and watching the smoke lift. The wood in this pack is sourced from Peru, from fallen trees rather than trees cut down for harvest.

Pack size and details

This is a set of 15 palo santo sticks, with a total weight of 100 g. Origin: Peru.

Storage and everyday care

Keep the sticks dry and away from damp, as moisture makes natural wood harder to light. After use, allow the tip to cool fully before storing it again.

A thoughtful ritual gift

This makes a considered gift for someone who enjoys incense, meditation, yoga, journalling or a calm evening ritual. It is simple, tactile and easy to use, with a scent that feels both grounding and quietly special.

Common questions

Does palo santo burn like a normal incense stick?
No. Palo santo is usually lit, blown out, and relit when you want more fragrance.

Why do the sticks look slightly different from each other?
They are pieces of natural wood, so variations in grain, colour, taper and surface marks are normal.

What should I burn it in?
Use a heatproof dish, incense bowl or fire-safe holder, and make sure the stick has cooled completely before putting it away.