A symbol of calm and healing, warm balsamic Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) flows like water to decelerate the mind, enhance introspection, and invite peaceful sleep. It is perfectly balanced by the crisp, citrus-resinous reset of sustainably harvested Peruvian Palo Santo.
Together, they embody the essence of the four elements—fire and air in the purifying smoke, water and earth in the raw natural resins. This ancestral blend bridges deep emotional connection with profound spatial harmony, creating the ultimate functional companion for bedtime rituals, meditation, and spiritual well-being.
When you light them, you connect with the pure energy of the Andes and the Amazon, invoking protection and balance. Handmade in Peru by Munay ki Peru.
Olfactory Profile
Opening notes: Palo Santo’s crisp, terpene-rich citrus clarity — resetting and spatially precise.
Mid-note: Myrrh — warm, balsamic, slightly smoky, ancient, and measured.
Base: A sustained, low-frequency warmth that holds the space in botanical stillness and emotional calm.
How to Use
Hold the tip at a 45-degree angle over an open flame for 20 to 30 seconds. Gently blow out the flame. The stick will smolder continuously, releasing its elemental smoke. Rest in a heat-safe holder with slight ventilation. Best used before bedtime or during rituals for harmony.
Product Specifications
- Item form Premium masala incense sticks, continuous burn
- Botanical blend Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) + Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha)
- Units per pack 50 sticks
- Pack weight 45 g
- Origin Handmade in Peru
- Manufacturer Munay ki Peru
Origin & Sustainability
Every gram of Palo Santo in this product is sourced from naturally fallen trees in Piura, Peru — never from living trees. Munay ki Peru holds SERFOR export permits from Peru’s Ministry of Agriculture, supporting ecological and legal compliance. The wood is naturally cured on the forest floor for a minimum of 4 years before collection. We invest in active reforestation in the Piura dry forest region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is palo santo and myrrh incense used for?
This blend is widely used before bedtime or during meditation rituals to cultivate harmony and emotional connection. The combination of Palo Santo and Myrrh enhances introspection, balances emotions, and invites profound rest and peaceful sleep.
What does palo santo and myrrh incense smell like?
The combination opens with Palo Santo’s woody-citrus brightness — clean, terpene-forward, and resetting. Myrrh then introduces a soft, warm, balsamic depth that flows like water: slightly smoky, ancient, and unhurried.
Are these palo santo myrrh incense sticks sustainably sourced?
Yes. All Palo Santo is harvested from naturally fallen trees in Piura, Peru, under SERFOR permits, honoring traditional harvesting processes. No living trees are cut. Munay ki Peru maintains botanical traceability from forest floor to finished pack.
How many sticks are in this pack?
Each pack contains 50 continuous-burn masala incense sticks, with a total pack weight of 45 g.
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