Palo Santo | Air Freshener | Satya | 30ml Spray
Known as "holy wood" in its native South America, Palo Santo has long been burned and used to clear a space, traditionally believed to sweep away stagnant energy and invite in calm. Bottled as a fine, non-aerosol mist in glass, this fragrance carries that same sweet, woody warmth into the room, freshening the air instantly without the sharpness of synthetic sprays.
A few light spritzes are enough to fill a room with Palo Santo's soft, citrus-edged warmth.
Uses: Altars, meditation, and yoga spaces, or simply refreshing a room in moments
Directions: Shake well before use and spray away from the face and body
Volume: 30ml About Satya — Shrinivas Sugandhalaya
In 1964, working from a small home in Mumbai, a passionate maker of incense did something remarkable: guided by ancient masala techniques first used by monks, he hand-rolled the blend that would become Nag Champa — and changed the world of incense forever. It went on to become the world's largest exported incense, finding its way into meditation spaces, yoga studios, and homes across every continent.
Today, Shrinivas Sugandhalaya continues that tradition from Bengaluru, India, where skilled artisans — many of them women whose craft has passed from grandmother to mother to daughter — still hand-roll every stick using the same masala method. No shortcuts, no machines. Just natural herbs, resins, and essential oils, rolled by hand, exactly as they always have been.
- Hand-rolled masala incense, made in Bengaluru, India
- Natural herbs, resins, woods, and essential oils
- No animal-derived ingredients
- Certified Green Product
- World's largest exported incense brand
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