Description
You want your space to feel clear, warm, and calm.
You're ready for a simple daily ritual.
A Native Soul Palo Santo stick incense for clearing, blessing, and meditation. 🌿Native Soul hand-rolls this masala incense from natural herbs, woods, resins, and essential oils, with no synthetic fragrances or fillers. The scent is soft, sweet, woody, and lightly citrusy. Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens), the "holy wood" of South America, is a cousin of frankincense and myrrh and has long been burned in South American traditions for clearing and blessing. Its aroma is associated with peace, clarity, and a fresh start. As the smoke drifts, the room feels warm, bright, and calm.
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
✔ A sweet, woody holy wood scent
✔ Pairs with Labradorite Tumbled Crystal, a stone associated with intuition and the unseen
✔ Dress a candle with Palo Santo Oil by Sun's Eye to layer the scentPerfect For
✔ Daily space clearing
✔ Meditation and prayer
✔ Altar blessing
✔ A gentle alternative to sage
✔ Yoga and breathwork
✔ Fall and seasonal ritualHow to Use It
Dress a white candle with Palo Santo Oil by Sun's Eye and light it, then light a stick and blow out the flame so it smolders. Pass a Labradorite through the smoke, then hold it as you walk the stick slowly through your space. Set your intention for clearing and blessing as the holy wood scent fills the room. Never leave burning incense unattended. 🌿
Holy wood for everyday sacred.
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 masala incense?
Incense hand-rolled from a dough of natural herbs, woods, resins, and oils pressed onto a bamboo stick. It's denser than dipped incense and burns slowly.What is Palo Santo traditionally used for?
Clearing and blessing a space. Its aroma is associated with peace and clarity.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
You want your space to feel clear, warm, and calm.
You're ready for a simple daily ritual.
A Native Soul Palo Santo stick incense for clearing, blessing, and meditation. 🌿
Native Soul hand-rolls this masala incense from natural herbs, woods, resins, and essential oils, with no synthetic fragrances or fillers. The scent is soft, sweet, woody, and lightly citrusy. Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens), the "holy wood" of South America, is a cousin of frankincense and myrrh and has long been burned in South American traditions for clearing and blessing. Its aroma is associated with peace, clarity, and a fresh start. As the smoke drifts, the room feels warm, bright, and calm.
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
✔ A sweet, woody holy wood scent
✔ Pairs with Labradorite Tumbled Crystal, a stone associated with intuition and the unseen
✔ Dress a candle with Palo Santo Oil by Sun's Eye to layer the scent
Perfect For
✔ Daily space clearing
✔ Meditation and prayer
✔ Altar blessing
✔ A gentle alternative to sage
✔ Yoga and breathwork
✔ Fall and seasonal ritual
How to Use It
Dress a white candle with Palo Santo Oil by Sun's Eye and light it, then light a stick and blow out the flame so it smolders. Pass a Labradorite through the smoke, then hold it as you walk the stick slowly through your space. Set your intention for clearing and blessing as the holy wood scent fills the room. Never leave burning incense unattended. 🌿
Holy wood for everyday sacred.
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 masala incense?
Incense hand-rolled from a dough of natural herbs, woods, resins, and oils pressed onto a bamboo stick. It's denser than dipped incense and burns slowly.
What is Palo Santo traditionally used for?
Clearing and blessing a space. Its aroma is associated with peace and clarity.
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.
