Cosakait (Palo Santo) Bundle

According to Toba oral tradition, Cosakait was a young man who, through an act of profound sacrifice and devotion, transformed into the sacred Palo Santo tree (Bursera graveolens). The name Cosakait, meaning “sacred wood” in the Toba language, reflects the deep spiritual and cultural significance of this tree to the Toba people of the Gran Chaco region in South America.

Known for its purifying and uplifting essence, Palo Santo enhances ceremonies, promotes tranquility, and creates a sacred space. Its sweet, woody aroma brings balance and connection, honoring the spiritual traditions passed down through Toba oral history.

This Palo Santo is ethically sourced from naturally fallen trees by an Indigenous-owned company, ensuring sustainability and respect for the land. Each stick in this bundle is approximately 4 inches, thoughtfully crafted to preserve its sacred essence.