Palo Santo is an aromatic wood from a tree called Bursera graveolens, native to South America, especially countries like Peru, Ecuador, and some regions of Colombia. Its name means "sacred wood" in Spanish, and it has been used for centuries by the indigenous cultures of the region, particularly in rituals of purification, meditation, and spiritual healing.

Properties:

Its exquisite fragrance and special properties create a peaceful and pleasant atmosphere, promoting relaxation and emotional balance.

Instructions for use:

Light a Palo Santo stick with a flame and let it burn briefly until it releases black smoke. Blow gently to extinguish the flame and allow the smoke to continue rising, filling the surrounding space with its aroma. If you wish for the smoke to continue, keep the stick moving to prolong its effect and maintain a serene atmosphere.