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ProductsHerbal Bundles & Palo SantoPalo SantoSECTION: TITLE: Sustainably Harvested in Peru TEXT: Palo Santo is an aromatic wood used for thousands of years as a healing incense by Shamans and the ancient Incas. Triloka's Palo Santo is sustainably harvested in the dry forests of Peru, only after the tree has died and laid untouched in its natural habitat for several years. This process permits the sacred, medicinal and mystical properties of the wood to manifest. SECTION: TITLE: Directions for Use & Extinguishing TEXT: Uses: Burn Palo Santo for air care, meditation, relaxation, and mood enhancement. LIST: LISTTITLE: Step 1: Light LISTTEXT: Light the tip of the Palo Santo, and let the wood burn for less than one minute, before blowing out the flame. LISTTITLE: Step 2: Burn LISTTEXT: With the Palo Santo over a fireproof plate or shell to catch the ash, slowly walk around your space allow- ing the aroma to fill the entire room. LISTTITLE: Step 3: Re-Light LISTTEXT: Palo Santo doesn't burn completely and may be re-lit many times. LISTTITLE: Step 4: Extinguish LISTTEXT: Leave the Palo Santo on a non-flammable surface until it has completely extinguished before storing for your next use. SUBTITLE: Alternative Extinguishing Options: SUBTEXT: Press the lit tip of the burning Palo Santo against your fireproof container or shell and rub until it extinguishes. Another option for extinguishing Palo Santo is to place it in an airtight glass jar with a lid. The lack of oxygen will quickly extinguish the stick and help you preserve it for future uses. If you do not want to preserve the remaining Palo Santo, the most effective way to extinguish it is to douse it with water. This will ensure that it is thoroughly extinguished. Please note that putting water on the stick will make it unable to burn for future use. SUBTITLE: Caution: SUBTEXT: Do not use flammable surfaces such as paper, cardboard, plastic, wood, or fabric. Heat-resistant surfaces include glass, ceramic, and metal. Keep lit wood away from flammable materials, children, and pets. Do not leave burning Incense unattended. SUBTITLE: Burn Time: SUBTEXT: Burn time depends on factors such as indoors vs. outdoors, whether burning near a fan or a window or in a still-air environment. SUBTITLE: Storing Incense: SUBTEXT: For the longevity and potency of our Palo Santo, we recommend storing sticks in an airtight container or the original enclosed package. SECTION: TITLE: What do I need to burn Incense? TEXT: Use a non-flammable dish or shell. SHOP eco-conscious, shells and vessels. BUTTON: BUTTONTEXT: SHOP ACCESSORIES BUTTONLINK: /subgrouping.htm?cat=43710Accessories

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ABALONE SHELL - LARGE (2) 50066

Large Abalone Shell, W=5"-6": Abalone shells are the vessels traditionally used for smudging.