Copal & Palo Santo

A deep and enveloping aroma

The Copal & Palo Santo Incense has a distinct aromatic profile, perfect for those who prefer warm fragrances with a strong presence.

Resinous notes

Copal provides the resinous and balsamic character that appears especially when you first start burning the incense.

Woody notes

Palo Santo introduces a woody and earthy base, adding depth and balance to the blend.

A warm and slightly sweet touch

Both aromas are complemented by warm and slightly sweet nuances, preventing the fragrance from feeling completely dry or earthy.

Aromatic profile

Olfactory family: Woody · Resinous · Earthy
Main notes: Copal · Palo Santo · Wood · Resin
Intensity: Medium-high
Character: Warm · Deep · Enveloping

Copal and Palo Santo to create a special space

In different traditions, both Copal and Palo Santo have been used in ritual and ceremonial contexts.

Therefore, this combination can be used as a symbol of intention, presence, and connection to the moment.

A fragrance for introspection

The deep and warm character of the aroma can accompany moments dedicated to reflection, meditation, and inner connection.

A ritual of renewal

Traditionally, Copal and Palo Santo appear associated with practices of ritual cleansing and the renewal of spaces.

You can incorporate the incense into your own ritual as a symbol of leaving the old behind and creating space for a new stage.

Intentions of Copal & Palo Santo

Cleansing · Protection · Renewal · Inner Connection

The spiritual and ritual associations described belong to cultural traditions and beliefs related to the use of incense and do not represent medical properties.

What do Copal and Palo Santo incense smell like?

It has a resinous, woody, warm, and earthy aroma, with slightly sweet nuances. Copal provides depth and a resinous character, while Palo Santo adds woody and warm notes.

Is the aroma intense?

Yes, it is a fragrance of medium-high intensity, especially suitable for those who enjoy incense aromas with significant presence.

How long does Copal and Palo Santo incense last?

When used indoors, each piece lasts approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. The time may vary slightly depending on ventilation, space, and combustion conditions.

What is the difference between Copal and Palo Santo?

The Copal primarily provides resinous and balsamic notes, while the Palo Santo has a woodier, earthier, and slightly sweet profile. Together, they create a balanced and deep aroma.

What is Copal traditionally used for?

Copal has a long tradition of aromatic and ceremonial use in different Latin American cultures. In traditional contexts, it has been used during rituals and ceremonies.

Can I use this incense during meditation?

Yes. Its warm and deep aroma can be part of your meditation environment. Always use it in a safe and well-ventilated place.

Is it suitable for yoga?

Yes. You can use Copal and Palo Santo incense to create a special atmosphere during yoga practices, especially in calm or meditative sessions.

What other incenses pair well with Palo Santo?

The woody and warm aroma of Palo Santo pairs especially well with Rosemary and Vanilla. You can use them together to create an immersive and balanced atmosphere, or alternate them depending on the mood you want to create.

Is the incense made in Mexico?

Yes. This incense is handcrafted in Mexico.

Is it normal for each piece to be slightly different?

Yes. As it is a handmade product, there may be small differences in shape, texture, or finish between different pieces.

How should I store the incense?

Store it in a dry, cool place protected from humidity to better preserve its aromatic characteristics.

Can I leave the incense burning while I leave the house?

No. You should never leave incense burning unattended. Extinguish it completely before leaving the room or your home.