Palo Santo means "sacred wood" in Spanish. Its sweet, warm and mysterious fragrance makes shamans and prophets in the Andes and South America believe that it contains positive energy and use it in purity or purification ceremonies.
Peruvian sacred wood is native to the dry forests of South America. After 40 to 50 years of growth, it gradually decayed after wind, rain and insect decay. At this time, the sacred wood naturally ferments fat like antibodies, and when the wood is ignited, there will be a unique aroma emitted.
Unlike Oriental incense, Peruvian sacred wood does not burn for a long time. In 30 seconds to 1 minute, the smoke emitted by it spreads in the room. Its delicate sweet citrus fragrance makes people feel peaceful, warm and peaceful in the environment. It also has the effect of repelling mosquitoes. It is especially suitable for meditation in the wind of its cigarettes.
Grand Peruvian sacred wood is a kind of rose colored and aromatic wood, also known as sacred wood. Once ignited and blown out, let the stick ignite for a few minutes. These are big sticks about 5 inches long, but they are different in width.