Every stick of Palo Santo we share with the world follows the 30+2 Rule — gathered only from naturally fallen trees, so the forest keeps standing long after the wood leaves it.
Here is the forest you are helping protect.
Our sustainably harvested Palo Santo is responsibly gathered by local hands from naturally fallen trees in Ecuador's coastal dry forest.
This ethically sourced process respects the tree's natural cycle and protects the ecosystem where this sacred wood grows. Its soothing aroma and therapeutic properties are the result of time — and patience.
Carefully gathered by local hands
For generations, Palo Santo — often known as Holy Wood — has been appreciated for its warm, grounding aroma. Around the world it is commonly used for smudging, meditation and moments of reflection.
Used in homes, its fragrance helps create moments of calm, presence and connection with nature.
Learn the Ritual
For a moment of calm, rooted in nature
Join a global community that values origin and responsibility — and see the forest, the gathering and the reforestation for yourself.
Join Our Impact Journey
Education strengthens communities. Communities protect the forest.
"Every stick has already lived one life in the forest. My work is just to make sure it gets to tell that story."
A business engineer, surfer and co-founder of EcuadorianHands, Fabrizio walks the same dry forest every season, gathering only what has already fallen, and passing it into the hands that shape it. He is the living link in the circle above — forest, community, product, education and reforestation meet in the work he does every day. When you hold a piece of EcuadorianHands Palo Santo, this is the story you are holding too.