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Palo Santo Wood Stick

SKU: PAL-CLN
$2.00Price
Palo Santo, meaning “holy wood,” has been traditionally used to create a calming, grounding atmosphere during moments of reflection and intention-setting. When gently burned, it releases a warm, slightly sweet, woodsy aroma that feels comforting rather than overpowering.
It is a timeless cleansing tool that supports intentional living—simple, natural, and easy to incorporate into everyday rituals.
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  • For Clarity, Cleansing & Sacred Renewal

    Often incorporated into cleansing rituals, meditation, or quiet daily practices, Palo Santo is valued for its ability to help reset a space and encourage a sense of clarity and calm. Simple and versatile, it pairs beautifully with smudge pots and other mindful tools.

  • Features at a Glance

    • Natural Palo Santo wood sticks

    • Warm, subtly sweet aroma when burned

    • Suitable for cleansing rituals, meditation, or mindful moments

    • Each stick varies naturally in size and appearance

  • How to Use

    Light one end of the stick, allow it to burn briefly, then gently blow out the flame. Place in a smudge pot or heat-safe vessel and allow the wood to smolder.

  • What You’ll Receive

    You will receive one Palo Santo wood stick. Size, shape, and wood grain will vary naturally, as each piece is unique. Variations are normal and part of the natural character of the wood.

  • Safety & Care Guidelines

    • When cleansing, choose a space with fresh air flowing; opening a window or door is encouraged to allow unwanted or stagnant energy to gently release

    • Place burning materials in a fire-safe smudge pot or heat-resistant vessel

    • Light briefly, then gently blow out the flame, allowing the material to smolder naturally

    • Remain present and never leave burning materials unattended

    • Rest the vessel on a stable, fire-resistant surface

    • When your ritual is complete, ensure materials are fully extinguished and cool before storing

    • Keep away from children, pets, and flammable materials

  • Beginner Tips

    • Start small — a brief burn is usually enough

    • Open a window or door slightly to allow fresh air to circulate

    • Move slowly and intentionally; there’s no need to rush

    • Focus on your breath or a simple intention

    • Extinguish fully after use — these tools can be reused many times

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