Palo Santo Incense Sticks in their box, which has a metal ring built in to hold a stick.
Palo Santo Incense Sticks box with labels: 15 g, about 30 sticks, portable incense holder, solid dhoop with no bamboo core. Made from wood gathered in Peru from trees that had already fallen. No added perfumes, essential oils or bamboo.
Thirty palo santo incense sticks on a white marble table, the box behind them.
Palo Santo Incense Sticks trimming guidelines for adjusted burning times: 10 minutes, 15 minutes or 30 minutes smoke supply, as well as exact incense stick dimensions.
A palo santo incense stick burning in its holder in sunlight from a window.
Portable incense holder: the incense box lid holds a burning palo santo stick, on a white table beside a white pitcher and a plant.
The ring built into the box, holding a single coreless incense stick.
Graphic of the two natural ingredients: palo santo wood powder, about 70%, and laurel family tree bark wood powder, about 30%.
Top view of a palo santo incense stick, showing the texture of the sun-dried wood powder.
Macro of the surface of a palo santo incense stick.
A woman meditating in a garden beside a burning stick of palo santo incense.
Five boxes of Palo Santo Incense Sticks on a white marble table.
A box of Palo Santo Incense Sticks beside a row of coreless incense sticks.
Palo Santo Incense Sticks in their box, which has a metal ring built in to hold a stick.
Palo Santo Incense Sticks box with labels: 15 g, about 30 sticks, portable incense holder, solid dhoop with no bamboo core. Made from wood gathered in Peru from trees that had already fallen. No added perfumes, essential oils or bamboo.
Thirty palo santo incense sticks on a white marble table, the box behind them.
Palo Santo Incense Sticks trimming guidelines for adjusted burning times: 10 minutes, 15 minutes or 30 minutes smoke supply, as well as exact incense stick dimensions.
A palo santo incense stick burning in its holder in sunlight from a window.
Portable incense holder: the incense box lid holds a burning palo santo stick, on a white table beside a white pitcher and a plant.
The ring built into the box, holding a single coreless incense stick.
Graphic of the two natural ingredients: palo santo wood powder, about 70%, and laurel family tree bark wood powder, about 30%.
Top view of a palo santo incense stick, showing the texture of the sun-dried wood powder.
Macro of the surface of a palo santo incense stick.
A woman meditating in a garden beside a burning stick of palo santo incense.
Five boxes of Palo Santo Incense Sticks on a white marble table.
A box of Palo Santo Incense Sticks beside a row of coreless incense sticks.

Palo Santo Incense Sticks

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Solid dhoop incense with no bamboo core. 70% aged palo santo wood powder, 30% natural Lauraceae-family bark powder as the binder, and water. Slowly sun-dried.

Nothing else: no perfume, no oils, no aroma enhancers.

A stick burns about thirty minutes. It snaps cleanly, so you can take a shorter length when you don't want the full run: trim at a third for about ten minutes, at half for about fifteen.

The box has a metal ring built into it that works as a holder.

This is the form of incense found in Japan and Tibet rather than India, where a bamboo core is standard.

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 1990 and 2005, and it has been aging in Taiwan ever since.

Handling · The sticks are fragile. They travel best flat. Handle with care.

Composition
70% aged palo santo wood powder (Bursera graveolens), 30% natural Lauraceae-family bark powder binder, water. Molded and sun-dried.
Each stick
150 × 2.5 mm (5.91 × 0.10 in)
Burn time
about 30 minutes
In the box
15 g (0.5 oz), around 30 sticks
Box
156 × 44.5 × 10.3 mm, 26 g (0.92 oz) gross. Kraft with a printed paper sleeve.
Holder
a metal ring built into the box

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.