Palo Santo Heater, Greenwash Gamel Wood

• The natural top shows warm wood grain, softened by a worn greenwash finish along the sides.
• A black metal holder raises the palo santo stick above the base, keeping the gesture neat and intentional.
• The shallow round recess gives light ash somewhere to fall during a mindful burn.
• The sculptural shape feels organic and grounded, more like a small found object than a plain incense accessory.
• It suits a slower routine: light, pause, place the stick down, and let the smoke drift without fuss.

The base is made from suar wood, with a natural upper surface and a distressed greenwash finish visible around the sides. The contrast is simple and tactile: warm grain below the hand, dark metal above it, and a little colour that feels weathered rather than glossy.

Light the end of your palo santo stick, let the flame catch, then blow it out so the wood smoulders. Rest it in the metal support and keep the holder on a stable, heat-safe surface while in use.

Empty away ash once fully cool. Wipe the wood with a dry cloth and avoid soaking it, as prolonged moisture can mark natural wood.

Palo santo, often translated as ‘holy wood’, is used in South American cleansing and scent rituals, where the fragrant smoke marks a pause and a shift in atmosphere. A dedicated holder gives that practice a visible place in the home. This design keeps the focus on simple materials: wood holding wood, with the greenwashed surface adding a quiet, aged character. It is not an ornate ceremonial piece, but a small everyday object for people who like their rituals to feel deliberate and beautifully kept.

• Material: suar wood with metal support.
• Finish: greenwash sides with a natural wood top.
• Origin: Indonesia.
• Weight: 250 g.

A lovely choice for someone who already uses palo santo, incense or other quiet home rituals. It feels especially fitting for a housewarming, a meditation corner, or a friend who prefers natural textures over polished décor.