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Halter, Sockel Palo Santo

Name: Halter, Sockel Palo Santo
Brand: Palo Santo
SKU: ZZZ112
Price: 47.16 EUR
Availability: InStock

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ZZZ112

Der Halter, der Sockel für das heilige Holz, für Palo Santo ist handgefertigt und kommt aus Ecuador zu uns. Sie werden von Kunsthandwerkern der lokalen Bevölkerung hergestellt und jedes Stück ist ein Unikat.

Einzelheiten

The holder, the pedestal for the sacred wood, for Palo Santo is handmade and comes to us from Ecuador. They are made by artisans, the local population, and each piece is unique. It is made of Terracotta and is hand painted.

It is practical and at the same time a beautiful decoration of any room.

Holder for sacred wood, for Palo Santo

handmade Palo Santo holder
each piece is unique
diameter: 11 cm
diameter of the central hole where the Palo Santo is placed: 1.9 cm
the edge of the central hole has a small hole where you can place a classic incense stick
the holder is packed in attractive packaging (a great gift)
prevents ashes from being scattered on the table or floor
one stick of Palo Santo wood is attached to the holder
handmade in Ecuador
material: Terracotta, clay, burnt red soil

How to usage holder for sacred wood

The holder for Palo Santo is practical, useful and beautiful. It can also be a wonderful room decoration. Light a stick of Palo Santo wood, wait a moment for it to burn. Then shake the stick a little so that the flame goes out, but the stick still smolders. Place it in the central hole on the holder.

There are three base paintings available for Palo Santo

Cuenco Painting: Painting of the Chorrera culture, a pre-Columbian civilization that lived in Ecuador more than three thousand years ago. Using this plate enhances the energetic effect of Palo Santo wood.

Mochica and Lliptas Painting: The painting resembles the ornaments of the Guangala culture, a pre-Columbian civilization more than three thousand years old. Using this plate increases the energizing effect of Palo Santo.

Palo Santo is considered the oldest natural anti-stress: an explosion of positive energies, brightening the day like a ray of sunshine.

More about Palo Santo

Palo Santo

What is Palo Santo?

Palo Santo, which means "sacred wood" or "wood of the saints", is a tree that grows on the coast of South America. Burning these sticks is a practice used by indigenous communities in the Andes to cleanse their space and ward off evil spirits. This practice is called smudging - a spiritual practice where you clear your energy fields with a piece of burning Palo Santo or a bundle of herbs such as white sage.

Sacred wood is part of the citrus family and has a very pleasant sweet scent of pine, mint and lemon. Perfect for the holiday season.

How to use Palo Santo

We recommend using a candle to light your Palo Santo stick. Hold it at an angle of about 45 degrees and point the tip down towards the candle flame. If the sticks were slightly wet, you may have trouble lighting them, so store them in a dry place.

Let the stick burn for about 30 seconds, then blow it out. Smoke will rise from the embers and spread into the environment. You can gently blow on the embers to revive them. When the ember goes out, you can simply repeat the lighting process.

DO NOT under any circumstances let the flame under the stick burn for more than a few seconds! When finished, place the bar in an ovenproof bowl.

Meditation and yoga

Palo Santo can be lit in preparation for daily meditation or yoga practice. This helps us prepare our energy and mind for meditation and allows us to connect better with the practice of yoga.

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