Palo Santo Stick Burner - Air Lavender smudge sticks the Maori carved it into

the Maori carved it into treasures - three continents

Selenite - a translucent white with a satin sheen that runs like moonlight on water

The Stupa workshop's Nag Champa - the Kathmandu Valley interpretation of the classical Indian incense recipe centred on the champaca flower (Magnolia champaca)

Form: Dhoop Sticks

Palo Santo Stick Burner - Air Lavender smudge sticks the Maori carved it intoThe Air burner is the first piece in a three piece elemental series of palo santo burners handcrafted in Chulucanas, Peru a pottery town in the Piura region whose ceramic tradition descends from the Vics and Talln cultures of pre Columbian northern Peru. The technique was granted Denominacin de Origen status in 2006, protecting it as a regional craft. The Air design carries surface patterns inspired by movement and dispersion flowing lines visible