Introduction to Palo Santo
“Holy Wood” or Palo santo from Spanish, also known as “wood of the saints” in latin [Bursera Graveolens], is a dry fallen wood from a fragrant tree that grows in South America, Ecuadorian and Peruvian forests are to mention. Part of the citrus family, and related to frankincense and myrrh.

For decades, Incas, Shamans, Indigenous communities in South America and medicine people have used this amazing tree medicine for cleansing the spirit, healing and clearing energy.

Introduction to Palo Santo
“Holy Wood” or Palo santo from Spanish, also known as “wood of the saints” in latin [Bursera Graveolens], is a dry fallen wood from a fragrant tree that grows in South America, Ecuadorian and Peruvian forests are to mention. Part of the citrus family, and related to frankincense and myrrh.

For decades, Incas, Shamans, Indigenous communities in South America and medicine people have used this amazing tree medicine for cleansing the spirit, healing and clearing energy.