Chuculanas Ceramics Peruvian Artisanal Ceramic Palo Santo Holder

This handcrafted Chuculanas Ceramics Palo Santo Holder is made in Peru by skilled artisans who carry forward generations of traditional ceramic craftsmanship. Each piece is individually shaped, fired, and smoothed by hand, creating a functional and culturally meaningful burner for safe, intentional smoke cleansing.

Designed specifically to hold Palo Santo sticks at the ideal angle for airflow, this ceramic holder keeps ashes contained while elevating your altar, home, or ritual space with an earthy, minimalist aesthetic. Its natural clay body brings grounding energy to any cleansing practice and pairs beautifully with spiritual tools, crystals, and herbal bundles.

Why This Piece Stands Out

• Handmade in Peru using traditional ceramic techniques

• Created in collaboration with Chuculanas Ceramics and Luna Sundara, a Latina-owned business.

• Natural clay offers grounding and heat-safe support

• Unique variations in texture and form — each piece is one of a kind

• Designed for efficient burning and clean ash collection

• Fits standard Palo Santo sticks and small incense

This holder is both a practical ritual tool and a collectible artisan piece for any spiritual practitioner.

Uses and Benefits

Ideal for:

• Burning Palo Santo

• Smoke cleansing rituals

• Clearing energy in the home or workspace

• Enhancing altars, ritual corners, and wellness spaces

• Holding incense sticks securely

• Adding natural, earthy beauty to your decor

Its simple, intentional design supports both beginners and experienced practitioners.

Product Details

• Material: Natural clay

• Origin: Handmade in Peru

• Maker: Chuculanas Ceramics

• Function: Palo Santo holder / incense burner

• Heat-safe, durable, and easy to clean

• Each piece varies slightly in shape, color, and size

Disclaimer

Because this is a handmade product, natural variations in color, texture, and form will occur. These differences are part of what make each piece unique.
Always use caution when burning Palo Santo or incense and never leave burning herbs unattended.