Incan Charcoal Incense Sticks

Bring a sense of intention to your rituals with our Inca Breuzinho Resin & Palo Santo Incense Stick. Hand-rolled in Brazil by skilled craftspeople, this distinctive incense combines Breuzinho tree resin, charcoal and Palo Santo oil, drawing on traditional South American incense-making methods.

Breuzinho resin is collected from the bark of trees found in South America and has a history of ceremonial use among Indigenous communities. Blended with Palo Santo, also known as Holy Wood, it produces a rich, aromatic smoke with warm woody notes. The intense fragrance makes this stick particularly suited to spacious rooms or group rituals where a stronger incense experience is preferred.

Use it to mark the beginning of meditation, yoga or an intention-setting ceremony. In spiritual traditions, Breuzinho and Palo Santo are associated with purification, balance and clearing unwanted energy. These are cultural and ritual interpretations, not established health effects.

Best For:

• Meditation, yoga and intention-setting rituals
• Traditional incense and smoke-cleansing practices
• Larger spaces or group ceremonies where strong incense is appropriate
• Those who enjoy rich, woody incense aromas
• Mindful and spiritual gifting

Key Features:

• Includes one hand-rolled incense stick
• Made with Breuzinho resin, charcoal and Palo Santo oil
• Hand-rolled in Brazil using a traditional incense-making method
• Length approximately 12 to 14 cm
• Approximate burning time: 120 minutes
• Rich, intense aromatic smoke
• Described by the supplier as made from natural ingredients and sustainably sourced materials

How to Use:

Light one end of the stick and allow it to burn for approximately 40 to 60 seconds. Extinguish the flame if necessary, then place the stick securely in a suitable heat-safe incense holder to smoulder. Extinguish completely after use.

Safety: Burn only in a well-ventilated area, away from children, pets and flammable materials. This incense produces intense smoke; avoid direct inhalation and use caution around people sensitive to smoke. Never leave burning incense unattended. Confirm that the holder securely supports the stick and catches falling ash.