(2) Palo Santo sticks, approximately 3.5-4" long and .5" wide.

Palo Santo or "Holy Wood" (scientific name: bursera graveolens) is ethically gathered by Peruvian wildcrafters from fallen branches and twigs. A fragrant wood that smells earthy and sweet like amber. It’s one of my favorite smells. Native Americans used the respected wood as incense or smudging for cleansing or protection.

how to use

Intended for burning. Burn at one end and do not leave unattended. Not for consumption.