Palo Santo Chips.
Macro of palo santo chips, showing resin on the surface of the wood.
Palo Santo Chips beside a ceramic diffuser.
Palo Santo Chips in a ceramic bowl.
Graphic showing palo santo chips being made from wood logs.
A single palo santo chip held between the fingers, showing its size and color.
Graphic showing the single ingredient in the chips: palo santo wood.

Palo Santo Chips

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Size

Chips are what people buy when they are making something rather than burning something. They go into candles, into a spray or an oil, or into herb pouches to keep the clothes in your closet smelling fresh.

Nothing is taken out · A great deal of the palo santo on the market is what is left after the oil has been distilled out of it for perfume. The wood gets sold on afterwards, which is why so much of it smells faint and feels empty. No oil has been taken out of ours.

The wood · Palo santo is gathered from trees and branches that have fallen and died on their own, which is also where the most fragrant wood comes from. Peru's regulations permit nothing else to be collected.

Ours was gathered in Peru between 1989 and 1995, and it has been aging in Taiwan ever since.

In the bag
57 g (2 oz) net, 70.57 g (2.49 oz) gross
Bag
210 × 120 × 35 mm. Paper lined with a food-grade film.
Wood
palo santo, aged more than thirty years

Never leave it burning unattended. Use a holder that catches the ash, in a ventilated room, away from anything that can catch fire. Keep out of reach of children and pets.


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