Palo Santo Heater – Whitewashed Gamel Wood

• The long wooden form feels more like a small object for a shelf or altar than a simple burner.
• A round recess holds a tealight candle, adding a low, steady glow beside the palo santo.
• The black metal support lifts the stick away from the wood, giving the smoke space to curl and drift.
• The whitewashed sides soften the rustic grain, so it suits natural, minimal and slow-living interiors.
• It creates a dedicated place for a scent ritual, rather than leaving a smouldering stick balanced on a dish.

The body is made from suar wood, with a warm brown upper surface and pale, brushed-looking sides. Its organic outline and visible grain give each piece a grounded, natural presence, while the black metal holder adds a clean, simple contrast.

Place a tealight in the round recess and rest your palo santo on the metal support. Use it on a stable, heat-safe surface, away from loose fabrics, and never leave a lit candle or smouldering wood unattended.

After use, let everything cool fully before moving the holder. Wipe the wood with a dry cloth and keep it away from prolonged damp.

Palo santo is often used as a fragrant wood in cleansing and mindfulness rituals, where the act of lighting, pausing and placing the stick becomes part of the practice. A dedicated holder gives that moment a little more intention. Here, the simplicity of Indonesian suar wood meets the soft atmosphere of candlelight, making the piece feel at home on a meditation shelf, bedside table or quiet corner used for evening rituals.

• Material: suar wood with a metal support.
• Finish: whitewashed sides with a warm wood-toned top.
• Origin: Indonesia.
• Weight: 250 g.
• Includes a round recess for a tealight candle.

This suits someone who already enjoys palo santo, incense or candlelit evening rituals. It is especially fitting for a new home, a meditation space, or anyone building a calmer corner into their day.