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  Palo Santo Essential Oil, Bursera Graveolens - Uses and Benefits

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  Palo Santo, Ecuador's sacred wood! Originating from our dry forest of Ecuador, this tree belongs to the Burseraceae family, as frankincense. It is more than just aromatic wood as it embodies a symbol of spiritual cleansing and wellness.

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  Palo Santo: A Natural Way to Cleanse Your House and Promote Well-Being and Positive Energy

  Posted in: How To?, Life and health, Spiritual Path, Aromatherapy

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  Many people clean and purify their home at least once a month. Many people enter our home, and each person with a different energy or vibration.

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  From Nature to Art: What is the tagua nut or vegetable ivory?

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  The Tagua is a unique plant that comes from the tropical and humid mountains of Ecuador, grows wild in forests called Taguales, is white, hard, heavy, smooth and opaque but shiny when polished; It is odorless and tasteless but not elastic or incorruptible like real ivory.

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  Straw hat: Classic Havana, your best choice

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  Hello friends how are you?, You know in this blog I have written a lot about straw hats toquilla, which is currently one of the most used accessories worldwide. We have written about the elaboration process, its true history, and how to use them, according to the season.

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  The True Story of the Montecristi Hat (Misnamed Panama Hat)

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  The fame and the use of this hat was wrongly and undeservedly extended with the name of “Panama Hat", without recognizing that the “toquilla straw” grows in Ecuador.

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  The True Story of the Montecristi Hat (Misnamed Panama Hat)

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  The fame and the use of this hat was wrongly and undeservedly extended with the name of “Panama Hat", without recognizing that the “toquilla straw” grows in Ecuador.

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  Palo Santo Sustainability: Separating Fact from the fake news. Is Palo Santo really endangered?

  Posted in: Environment, Reforestation Palo Santo Bursera Graveolens

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  In this article we will clear up doubts about the future of this sacred wood of sweet, woody, citrus and a slight mint aroma, which contains natural medicinal properties that makes your body good.

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  Palo Santo Incense Sticks, Uses and Benefits

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  Incense made without harming the Palo Santo tree. We only process wood that has been found to have died naturaly in the forest.

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  Tips to take care of your straw hat Toquilla

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  The fine toquilla straw hats are made by hand in Ecuador. This accessory is gaining strength in the fashion world every day, but it is necessary to take certain care to keep your hat looking new.

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  Palo Santo Tree picking up process: A journey of connection and sustainability

  Posted in: How To?, Environment, Reforestation Palo Santo Bursera Graveolens

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  Only palo santo that have died naturally should be pick up. Having at least 2-4 years at rest after his death to take advantage of their properties.

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  The Soul and Authenticity of the Montecristi Hat

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  For more than a century, Montecristi Hats or Panama Hats have captivated important personalities and tourists around the world with their style and elegance.

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  Learn about our Palo Santo Reforestation Program

  Posted in: Environment, Reforestation Palo Santo Bursera Graveolens

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  Ten years ago it started an investigation about the history and properties of the Palo Santo tree located in Puerto Lopez County, in the Manabi Province. 

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