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Ceramic Palo Santo Holder | Includes 2 Palo Santo Sticks
Ceramic Palo Santo Holder | Includes 2 Palo Santo Sticks
Handmade Palo Santo Holder Artisan
Aetisan crafting the incienso palo santo holder. Process to made a incienso palo santo holder by shaping a clay pot on a pottery wheel in a Peruvian workshop for Andina World
Ceramic Palo Santo Holder | Includes 2 Palo Santo Sticks
Black handmade ceramic palo santo, sage, incienso holder with white geometric patterns, containing a burning sage stick. Handame Andina World
Multiple palo santo holders arranged on a worktable in a pottery workshop, with more clay pieces on stands in the background.
Ceramic Palo Santo Holder | Includes 2 Palo Santo Sticks
A round ceramic Palo Santo holder, decorated with white geometric tribal patterns. Handmade in Peru. Andina World
Black ceramic incienso palo santo holder with white geometric patterns. Handmade in Peru. Andina World
Artisan shapes clay on a pottery wheel, the manual process to handmade the palo santo incienso holder for Andina World. Handmade In Peru
Process to creata a handmade incienso palo santo holder for Andina World. The artisan uses a pottery wheel  shaping the clay. Handmade in Peru for Andina World
Andina World handmade black ceramic incense palo santo holder

Ceramic Palo Santo Holder | Includes 2 Palo Santo Sticks

Handmade in Peru

Regular price €19,95

A little piece of Peru, shaped by hand

This Palo Santo holder is handmade in Peru by a family of artisans whose knowledge of ceramics has been passed down from generation to generation. Each piece is shaped by hand and fired in a traditional, non-industrial kiln, keeping alive a way of making that is slowly disappearing in a world of mass production.

The artisans' technique draws on the legacy of the pre-Columbian Vicús and Tallán cultures (Pre-Inca cultures), involving hand-molding the clay with a stone and a wooden paddle. The black-and-white finish is achieved through oxygen reduction during firing and the use of mango leaves to dye the piece black.

A beautiful Palo Santo holder, but also a piece with a story to tell.

How to use it: Choose a firm, heat-safe spot for your holder. Set the Palo Santo into its groove, allowing it to burn at a gentle angle. The ash will fall into the holder, when finished empty the ashes and clean the holder with a soft cloth. The holder is not suitable for dishwasher.

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Handmade Ceramic Palo Santo Holder

A little piece of Peru, shaped by hand

We are craft. We empower culture. We preserve heritage. By using techniques rooted in over 3,000 years traditions, supporting craftsmanship, ethical production and long term relationships with the communities behind every piece.

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Origen

Andina World has a lot of heart in it. We work with artisans from the far remote areas of Peru, with women who have few opportunities to earn an income and with people facing social challenges. All our products are handmade. From our textiles dyed naturally using native plants to our handloomed products using ancient Inca's technique, we try to preserve heritage .

Above all Andina World pays respect to the craftsmanship heritage and the people behind every product. Meaning that all our items are fairly traded, as every artisan has received a fair and honest payment for their work .

I hope that each Andina World piece adds warmth and beauty to your home and outfit for years to come and that you find a truly unique, one-off handmade piece.

Andina World, weaving life.

  • 13 cm x 13cm x 3 cm

  • 100% Ceramic

  • Black and White

  • Peru

Artisans of Piura

Weavers of Huancavelica image
This ceramic Palo Santo holder has been handcrafted by Miguel and his association of artisans and ceramists in the north of Peru using techniques rooted in over 3,000 years. Each piece is made through direct partnership with Peruvian Artisans, with no middleman involvement.

"Andina World supports traditional craftsmanship, ethical production and long term relationships with the communities behind every piece”

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5 families

Piura

Made with higher standards. We preserve artisan craft by paying wages that average 2x the fair trade requirement.

Clean the holder with a soft cloth. The holder is not suitable for dishwasher.

The artisans' technique draws on the legacy of the pre-Columbian Vicús and Tallán cultures, involving hand-molding the clay with a stone and a wooden paddle. The black-and-white finish is achieved through oxygen reduction during firing and the use of mango leaves to dye the piece black.

Andina World has a lot of heart in it. We work with artisans from the far remote areas of Peru, with women who have few opportunities to earn an income and with people facing social challenges. All our products are handmade. From our textiles dyed naturally using native plants to our handloomed products using ancient Inca's technique, we try to preserve heritage .

Above all Andina World pays respect to the craftsmanship heritage and the people behind every product. Meaning that all our items are fairly traded, as every artisan has received a fair and honest payment for their work .

I hope that each Andina World piece adds warmth and beauty to your home and outfit for years to come and that you find a truly unique, one-off handmade piece.

Andina World, weaving life.

  • 13 cm x 13cm x 3 cm

  • 100% Ceramic

  • Black and White

  • Peru

Artisans of Piura

Weavers of Huancavelica image
This ceramic Palo Santo holder has been handcrafted by Miguel and his association of artisans and ceramists in the north of Peru using techniques rooted in over 3,000 years. Each piece is made through direct partnership with Peruvian Artisans, with no middleman involvement.

"Andina World supports traditional craftsmanship, ethical production and long term relationships with the communities behind every piece”

Learn More

5 families

Piura

Made with higher standards. We preserve artisan craft by paying wages that average 2x the fair trade requirement.

Clean the holder with a soft cloth. The holder is not suitable for dishwasher.

The artisans' technique draws on the legacy of the pre-Columbian Vicús and Tallán cultures, involving hand-molding the clay with a stone and a wooden paddle. The black-and-white finish is achieved through oxygen reduction during firing and the use of mango leaves to dye the piece black.