Handmade Palo Santo Incense Cones (10 Cones Per Box) Sustainably Harvested Palo Santo from Peru

Nice fat cone that burns well. Probably a 20 minute burn- puts off a bit of smoke so I like to burn with the window open. Burns well and smells clean just as if you’ve lit a Palo santo stick and it’s burned well, Very nice will order again

Palo Santo cones usually have two issues, they are either (1) very fragile and most of them breaking apart before reaching you, or, (2) the scent is weak. Luna Sundara's did well with (1), none of the cones broke, they are solidly build. But after burning through half of what's in the box over a span of a week, I can confidently say that the scent is extremely weak. You almost can't smell palo santo at all from the smoke.

The incense cones are legit palo santo and they smell amazing. I've never had a problem keeping one lit (they'll burn all the way through with one light) so you won't have to become your household's palo santo incense steward. They burn for approximately an hour and they burn well. Lot's of nice aromatic smoke. The quality is exactly what I was looking for. I acquired my first box in a sampler pack and liked them so much I ordered them solo.

Smells so good!n Wish they had an option for cones that have a hole in the bottom for back-flow incense holders.

When these work properly, you cannot beat them for the authentic Palo Santo scent— just like the wood— or the steady stream of aromatic smoke. The burn time is good too, about 25 minutes But I have found in each box of 10, two to three duds: either you can’t light them, they won’t stay lit, they give off no smoke or they burn FAST, not even lasting five minutes. If you’re like me and cannot manage to burn an actual Palo Santo stick, this is the closest thing to it. But after discarding the duds, it works out to about $2/cone. It’s up to you to decide if it’s worth it. If I didn’t get duds in each box, I’d give them six stars