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Palo santo - 100 g
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(Bursera Graveolens) is a tropical tree that grows wild in parts of Central and South America. The name comes from its flowering, which occurs on Christmas Day. Used in the betrayal of shamanic and superstitious rituals, for religious ceremonies and the bearer of good omen. Origin: South America Fragrance: intense and delicate 100 g pack.
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(Bursera Graveolens) is a tropical tree that grows wild in parts of Central and South America. The name comes from its flowering, which occurs on Christmas Day. Used in the betrayal of shamanic and superstitious rituals, for religious ceremonies and the bearer of good omen. Origin: South America Fragrance: intense and delicate 100 g pack.