Incense Santo - Sândalo

In this version, our base of Makko and Palo Santo meets the Sandalwood, the most used aromatic wood in traditional Indian incense. Like the Palo Santo its aroma is very sweet, therefore this one becomes the main characteristic of this incense. It awakens feelings of well-being and sometimes reminds us of childhood, providing opportunities for emotional cleansing, is also widely used for meditation and relaxation practices.

Palo Santo or "Bursera Graveolens" is considered a sacred tree in pre-hispanic cultures like the Tiwanakus and the Incas. Its sweet aroma brings harmony and serenity. Used for energetic and spiritual purification. Makko means incense powder in Japanese. A millenary Asian tradition in which the bark of the "Machilus Thunbergii" cedar is artistically ground to form a powder. A natural ingredient that allows incense to purify and lightness unique with a woody aroma.