What is Palo Santo?
Palo Santo is an aromatic wood from South America that releases a pleasant scent when smoldered.
What does Palo Santo smell like?
The scent is woody, warm, slightly resinous with a subtle sweetness.
What is white sage?
White sage is an aromatic plant whose dried leaves release an intense, herbal fragrance when burned.
What does white sage smell like?
It has a strong, herbal-earthy and slightly resinous scent.
How do you use Palo Santo / sage?
Light one end over a candle, let it burn briefly, blow it out, and let the smoke take effect for a few minutes.
Why smudge?
It creates a pleasant, natural room fragrance—completely free of artificial additives.
What effect does smudging have?
It creates a calm atmosphere—ideal for short breaks or as part of an evening ritual.
Where does your Palo Santo and sage come from?
From sustainable, certified wild harvest in Peru (SERFOR-certified). The sage comes from a small farm directly in California.
How many times can you use one piece?
One Palo Santo stick can be used multiple times—it smolders slowly and economically. It will easily last for 20–30 uses, if not more. The same applies to sage.
Where is the ceramic made?
In Wiesbaden—lovingly handcrafted by me, Alina.
How is the ceramic made?
Each piece is created either on the wheel or by hand-building—completely without industrial processes.
What makes it special?
Each item is one of a kind—small irregularities are part of the charm of handmade ceramics.
