Ayurvedic Palo Santo - Backflow Incense Cones Agarbathi

Incense cones for fountain incense burners.

Through the holes in the incense, the smoke flows down like a waterfall and creates a beautiful, soothing effect.

Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) is a tropical tree that grows wild in some areas of Central and South America and is cultivated in the regions of Ecuador and Peru.

Its name derives from a peculiarity related to its flowering, which occurs on Christmas Day. The harvesting of its wood, considered beneficial, almost sacred, is carried out in a special way to preserve this protected plant.

It is aimed primarily at countering those negative energies that can be the source of physical ailments for which no other causes have been identified, or negative psychological conditions, such as depression, sadness, and bad mood.

The Ayurvedic cones are handcrafted with 100% natural ingredients, made using the Masala technique, where incense is produced by hand according to ancient tradition, mixing powdered wood and plant materials such as resins, herbs, roots, and barks, flowers, essential oils, and honey.

This precious blend is then rolled onto bamboo sticks and dried in the shade, or compacted into the shape of cones.

Our Ayurvedic incense sticks caress the mind and soul all day long, and you will never want to be without them again.

Quantity: 10 cones

Duration: About 20 minutes

Dimensions: 2.3 x 1 cm

Origin: India

Directions: Light the tip of the incense cone and wait for it to burn evenly. Extinguish the flame and place the cone on a fountain incense burner.