Palo Santo Masala Incense Sticks, approx. 11 Sticks

Product Overview

Masala incense with a palo santo fragrance: woody, with light hints of citrus and mint. Each 33g pack holds around 11 sticks, made in India and boxed in botanical artwork.

The Story Behind It

Palo santo, Spanish for holy wood, is Bursera graveolens, a tree of the dry forests of Ecuador and Peru. Its fragrant wood has long been burned in South American folk tradition, and today many people light it to mark a fresh start in a room or a home.

Why You'll Love It

• Woody scent with a bright citrus and mint edge
• Masala sticks, an easy way to enjoy the palo santo scent without a wood stick
• Around 11 sticks per pack
• Printed box that looks good on display
• A small gift for anyone who likes woody fragrance

Materials & Specifications

Perfect For

Palo santo fans · Living rooms and hallways · Marking a fresh start · Small gifts · Woody fragrance lovers

An Auro & Co Moment

New flat, first evening. The boxes are only half unpacked, but you light a stick of palo santo in the hallway and it starts to feel like your place.

Complete the Experience

Pair it with an incense holder from our burners and trays range.

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FAQ

How many sticks are in a pack?
Approximately 11.

What is masala incense?
Incense made by rolling a paste of ground ingredients onto the stick, rather than dipping a plain stick in fragrance oil. Masala sticks look thicker and more textured as a result.

Is this palo santo wood?
No. It is masala incense with a palo santo fragrance, not a stick of palo santo wood.

Do I need a holder?
Yes. Use a holder that catches falling ash, on a heat-safe surface away from curtains and anything flammable, and never leave burning incense unattended.