Tribal Incense Stick with Palo Santo and Juniper
Palo santo, the “holy wood,” is the traditional cleansing plant of the Andes, made famous worldwide by its sweet, citrusy-resinous scent. On this Tribal Soul masala stick, palo santo is joined by the clean, slightly peppery-piney breath of juniper — adding a fresh, forest-like character to the composition. This scent combination is both purifying and invigorating, bringing the free, airy mood of nature into your home. Equally recommended for ceremonial space clearing, meditation, and daily refreshing rituals.
Technical Data
- Size: approx. 15 g
- Burn time: 45–60 min/stick
- Number of sticks: approx. 15 pcs
- Style: masala (natural binder)
- Origin: India
Scent Profile
The warm, sweet, mildly citrusy-resinous scent of palo santo is joined by the fresh, piney, peppery, slightly tart notes of juniper. The result is a purely natural, forest-ceremonial composition — not sweet, not heavy, rather fresh and balancing. Recommended for those who enjoy woody, natural, forest-like scents.
How to Use
Place the stick in a stable incense holder, light the tip, then blow out the flame. The glowing ember evenly releases the fragrant smoke. Ensure adequate ventilation and never leave a burning incense stick unattended.
Why Choose This?
The palo santo and juniper pairing is unique: it combines the forest-cleansing scents of two different continents and cultures in a modern, hand-rolled masala stick. Tribal Soul's natural ingredients ensure an authentic fragrance experience without added artificial perfumes. A perfect choice for those who love cleansing scents but avoid sweet floral fragrances.
Tips
- Light before meditation or yoga — juniper's invigorating and palo santo's balancing character together create an ideal foundation.
- After airing out your home, burn one for a few minutes — the forest-like, clean scent refreshes the atmosphere.
- The piney-peppery character is especially pronounced during cooler seasons, on autumn and winter days.
- Store in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight.