Description
As the year turns toward its darker half, the old offerings feel close again.
Wood and resin, rising together.
A Native Soul Palo Santo and copal stick incense for ceremony and ancestor work. 🕯️Native Soul hand-rolls this masala incense from Palo Santo, copal, and natural herbs, gums, woods, and essential oils, with no synthetic fragrances or fillers. Palo Santo brings a warm, sweet, balsamic note, and copal adds a bright, piney, lemony lift. Palo Santo, the "holy wood" of South America, is traditionally burned for blessing and peace. Copal, the resin the Maya and Aztecs offered to their gods, is associated with the Sun and Fire, and it has been used for centuries to open ceremony and honor the ancestors. The two fill a room with a clean, golden warmth that feels made for prayer.
Why You'll Love It
✔ 15g pack, about 10–12 sticks
✔ About 45–60 minutes per stick
✔ Hand-rolled masala incense by Native Soul, with no synthetic fragrances
✔ Sweet holy wood with bright, piney resin
✔ Pairs with Moss Agate Tumbled Crystal, a stone associated with nature and steady growth
✔ Dress a gold or white candle with Ancient Wisdom Oil by Sun's EyePerfect For
✔ Ancestor altars and offerings
✔ Samhain and Día de los Muertos
✔ Opening a ceremony or circle
✔ Meditation
✔ Ritual preparationHow to Use It
Set a photo or keepsake of someone you love on your altar, with a Moss Agate beside it. Anoint a gold or white candle with Ancient Wisdom Oil by Sun's Eye. Light the candle and a stick of incense, then blow out the flame so the stick smolders. Speak their name, share a memory, and let the smoke rise as your offering. Never leave burning incense unattended. 🕯️
For those who walked before us, a little smoke and a lot of love.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each stick burn?
About 45–60 minutes. A fan, air conditioning, or an open window can make it burn faster.What is copal?
A tree resin from Mexico and Central America, burned as a sacred offering since Maya and Aztec times. It's traditionally used to open ceremony and honor the ancestors.Care / Please Note
For spiritual and ritual use only. Burn on a heat-safe surface (or in a heat-safe incense holder) in a well-ventilated area, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets. Not for consumption.
Description
As the year turns toward its darker half, the old offerings feel close again.
Wood and resin, rising together.
A Native Soul Palo Santo and copal stick incense for ceremony and ancestor work. 🕯️
Native Soul hand-rolls this masala incense from Palo Santo, copal, and natural herbs, gums, woods, and essential oils, with no synthetic fragrances or fillers. Palo Santo brings a warm, sweet, balsamic note, and copal adds a bright, piney, lemony lift. Palo Santo, the "holy wood" of South America, is traditionally burned for blessing and peace. Copal, the resin the Maya and Aztecs offered to their gods, is associated with the Sun and Fire, and it has been used for centuries to open ceremony and honor the ancestors. The two fill a room with a clean, golden warmth that feels made for prayer.
Why You'll Love It
✔ 15g pack, about 10–12 sticks
✔ About 45–60 minutes per stick
✔ Hand-rolled masala incense by Native Soul, with no synthetic fragrances
✔ Sweet holy wood with bright, piney resin
✔ Pairs with Moss Agate Tumbled Crystal, a stone associated with nature and steady growth
✔ Dress a gold or white candle with Ancient Wisdom Oil by Sun's Eye
Perfect For
✔ Ancestor altars and offerings
✔ Samhain and Día de los Muertos
✔ Opening a ceremony or circle
✔ Meditation
✔ Ritual preparation
How to Use It
Set a photo or keepsake of someone you love on your altar, with a Moss Agate beside it. Anoint a gold or white candle with Ancient Wisdom Oil by Sun's Eye. Light the candle and a stick of incense, then blow out the flame so the stick smolders. Speak their name, share a memory, and let the smoke rise as your offering. Never leave burning incense unattended. 🕯️
For those who walked before us, a little smoke and a lot of love.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each stick burn?
About 45–60 minutes. A fan, air conditioning, or an open window can make it burn faster.
What is copal?
A tree resin from Mexico and Central America, burned as a sacred offering since Maya and Aztec times. It's traditionally used to open ceremony and honor the ancestors.
Care / Please Note
For spiritual and ritual use only. Burn on a heat-safe surface (or in a heat-safe incense holder) in a well-ventilated area, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets. Not for consumption.
