You’ve probably heard of Palo Santo when it comes to burning incense. But what does the name actually mean – and what makes this wood so special?

“Sacred Wood” from South America

Palo Santo means “sacred wood” in Spanish and refers to an aromatic wood from South America that has been traditionally used there for centuries in spiritual and practical rituals!

When burned as incense, Palo Santo releases a truly distinctive fragrance: warm, sweet and woody, with subtle notes of vanilla and coconut! 🌿

Jeomra's Räucherwelt uses premium Palo Santo from Peru for its 100% natural Palo Santo incense sticks. The sticks are handcrafted in the company’s own workshop in Heppenheim, Germany, and contain no perfume, synthetic additives or chemical burning agents!

🌿 Palo Santo powder, resin and oil from Peru
✅ Made in the company’s own workshop in Germany
❌ No perfume or synthetic additives
❌ No chemical burning agents
👃 Warm, sweet and woody fragrance with notes of vanilla and coconut
⏳ Approx. 60–70 minutes burn time
📦 10 all-natural incense sticks per pack

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