Features of the Wanchako 8-Pack Box
This smaller, compact box contains eight packs with four sticks per pack, so you receive thirty-two sticks in total. The size is especially practical if you would like to try the fragrance of Palo Santo without buying a larger quantity at once, or if you wish to give it as a gift to a friend who appreciates natural aromas.
Why Is This Version Called Wanchako?
The Wanchako name refers to the Peruvian artisan workshop that presses the sticks according to the traditional recipe. The chosen Palo Santo wood is sourced responsibly and the sticks are made without glue or any additives. So you receive an authentic, craft-style and richly aromatic experience every time you light a stick.
How to Adjust the Aroma in Your Home
Each stick burns for an average of twenty-five to thirty minutes, which is just right for a short ritual, a yoga break or your morning tea. You can adapt the length of the experience to the moment: if you would like a longer effect, you can light two sticks together in a larger space. Always use a stable incense holder or heat-resistant dish for burning.
Storage and Preserving the Fine Fragrance
Store the sticks in their original cardboard box in a cool and dry place. The resins of Palo Santo will keep their fresh, woody and citrus notes, and the contents of an opened box stay usable for a long time. The box is completely plastic-free, so you can recycle it easily after use.
SERFOR-Certified Ethical Sourcing
The Palo Santo used in the sticks comes from forests supervised by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation of Peru. Only branches that have fallen naturally and rested for three to four years are processed, so the aroma matures and no living tree needs to be cut down. So you can enjoy the fresh fragrance with peace of mind.