Sustainably sourced Palo Santo wood for cleansing and harmonizing with its sacred aroma. Originating legally from the managed dry forest of the "San Joaquín" peasant community.
What is it?
Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) is a sacred tree native to Peru, flourishing in the dry forest. Traditionally used to cleanse negative energies, ward off malevolent spirits, and harmonize spaces, this tree harbors essential oils within its wood, releasing a pleasant aroma when burned.
Benefits:
Dispels negative energies.
Cleanses spaces of negative charges.
Acts as a mosquito repellent.
Calms, harmonizes, and alleviates stress.
Fights unpleasant odors.
Burns slowly.
Usage:
Light the Palo Santo on a burner and let it smolder. For home cleansing, it's recommended to start from the furthest room and move towards the door, passing through all the rooms.
Ingredient:
Palo Santo wood in approximately 10 cm long pieces.
Traceability:
Palo Santo wood sourced from the "San Joaquín" peasant community (Paimas, Ayabaca, Piura), and/or the "Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes" peasant community (Lancones, Sullana, Piura). This forest resource holds approved forest management declarations by SERFOR, ensuring its legal and sustainable origins: 217-2019-MINAGRI-ATFFSPIURA and D00129-2021-MINAGRI-SERFOR-ATTF-PIURA SEDE SULLANA. The wood is processed in the primary forest product transformation establishment: N 20/PIU/AUT-CTP-2020-015.
