What does Palo Santo Floral Chakra smell like?

Palo Santo Floral Chakra has a smooth, sweet, and woody aroma with subtle floral undertones from the hand-rolled dried petals. Calming and grounding — perfect for meditation.

Is Sensmar Palo Santo ethically sourced?

Yes. All Sensmar Palo Santo is sustainably harvested from naturally fallen Bursera Graveolens wood in Peru and Ecuador. No living trees are ever cut down.

How many times can I reuse one Palo Santo stick?

Each stick can be relit multiple times. Light the tip, burn for 30–60 seconds, blow out the flame, and place in a heatproof holder. It self-extinguishes and can be reused.

What are the chakra benefits of Floral Chakra Palo Santo?

Enhanced with dried floral petals to help balance and stimulate your energy centers. Ideal for chakra balancing, meditation, yoga, and manifesting positive energy.

What is the difference between Tamano, Thin Cut, and Ancestral Palo Santo?

Tamano is a standard premium cut with high resin content. Thin Cut lights quickly and is ideal for short daily rituals. Ancestral is extra thick for longer, deeper meditation sessions with a more intense aroma.

What is the difference between Peru and Ecuador Palo Santo?

Peru Palo Santo tends to have a richer, deeper resin content with a stronger aroma. Ecuador Comuneros offers a milder, lighter scent — ideal for beginners or those sensitive to strong fragrances.

How do I use Palo Santo cones?

Place the cone on a heatproof incense holder. Light the tip until it glows red, then gently blow out the flame. Let the fragrant smoke fill your space. Never leave burning incense unattended.

Is Palo Santo safe to use indoors in Malaysia?

Yes. Sensmar Palo Santo is 100% natural with no artificial fragrances or chemicals. Burn in a well-ventilated space and use a heatproof ceramic or concrete holder for safety.

Where does Sensmar ship to?

Sensmar ships domestically within Malaysia and internationally to Singapore and other selected Asia-Pacific countries. Check our Shipping Policy for full details.

What is your return policy?

We offer a 14-day return policy. Items must be unused, in original packaging with proof of purchase. Contact us at admin@sensmar.com to initiate a return.

Sensmar Palo Santo Incense Sticks with Wiracoa | Handcrafted in Peru | Natural Aromatic Incense

RM70.00 MYR

Scent Reserva Oro Myrrh Cinnamon Wiracoa Copal

Handcrafted in Peru using Palo Santo wood, Wiracoa and natural ingredients for a warm, woody aromatic experience.

Peruvian Craftsmanship

Crafted by experienced artisans in Peru, each incense stick is made using authentic Palo Santo wood, Wiracoa and carefully selected natural ingredients. Every batch reflects traditional Peruvian incense-making while maintaining consistent quality and a balanced aromatic profile.

About Wiracoa

Wiracoa is an aromatic Andean plant traditionally used in Peruvian incense blends. Its earthy herbal character complements the naturally warm and resinous notes of Palo Santo, creating a richer and more layered fragrance.

A Warm, Woody Aroma

Unlike burning raw Palo Santo wood, these handcrafted incense sticks provide a slower, more even burn that gradually releases their fragrance throughout the room.

Aromatic profile:

• Warm woody notes

• Gentle natural resin

• Soft herbal character

• Light natural sweetness

Suitable For

• Reading

• Meditation

• Yoga

• Evening relaxation

• Quiet workspaces

• Everyday home ambience

Product Information

Origin

Handcrafted in Peru

Ingredients

Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens), Wiracoa, natural resins and plant-based binders.

Contents

5 handcrafted incense sticks

The Sensmar Approach

At Sensmar, we believe understanding natural aromatic materials is just as important as experiencing them. Our collections are carefully selected to highlight material authenticity, traditional craftsmanship and aromatic heritage, allowing customers to appreciate natural aromatic woods through informed choices.

Disclaimer

This product is intended for aromatic use only. Information relating to traditional materials and historical practices is provided for educational purposes and should not be interpreted as medical, therapeutic or guaranteed effects.