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Flower Dipped Palo Santo

Flower Dipped Palo Santo

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Bring beauty and intention to your ritual practice with our Flower Dipped Palo Santo. 100% Sustainably and ethically harvested palo santo is hand-dipped in pure beeswax and adorned with a botanical blend of dried flowers and herbs, transforming each stick into a beautiful ritual tool for cleansing, meditation, and sacred ceremony.

Often referred to as Holy Wood, palo santo has been traditionally used to clear stagnant energy and prepare both people and spaces for ritual. Its warm, resinous aroma carries soft notes reminiscent of frankincense with hints of citrus and sweet wood. The accompanying botanicals were thoughtfully selected to symbolize joy, peace, harmony, love, and spiritual renewal.

The beeswax coating helps each stick burn longer than traditional palo santo, allowing it to function almost like a slow-burning ritual candle. Simply light the tip, allow the flame to catch, then gently extinguish and place the stick in a heat-safe dish while the fragrant smoke fills your space.

Available as:

• Single Flower Dipped Palo Santo Stick

• Set of 3 Sticks

• Set of 4 Mini Sticks

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INGREDIENTS

Bursea graveolensis (palo santo), Citrus sinensis (orange) peel*, Calendula officinalis (marigold) flower*, Lavandula angustifolia (lavender)*, Matricaria chamomilla (chamomile)*, Rosa damascena (red rose)*, Rosa damascena (pink rose)*, Jasminum grandiflorum (jasmine)*, Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary)*, Centaurea cyanus (cornflower)* (*organic)

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HERBS

  • PINK ROSE

  • RED ROSE

  • JASMINE

  • ORANGE

  • CALENDULA

  • ROSEMARY

  • CORNFLOWER

  • LAVENDER
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ETHICAL HARVESTING

Palo Santo has had some confusing misinformation surrounding it. Palo Santo is NOT endangered. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Bursera graveolensis is considered stable and of least concern. It is also not on the United Plant Savers (uPS) at risk list. It is often being confused with another species— Bulnesia sarmientoi that is endangered. In order to be sustainably and ethically harvested, palo santo needs to live out its life, and naturally fall to the forest floor. It needs to age for 5-8 years before it is usable. Unethical harvesting of this sacred tree involves cutting the tree down and not allowing for this natural process to occur for profit. Our palo santo comes from 100% ethical sources in Ecuador.