Description
Sandalwood โ Santalum album โ is native to India, where it’s treated as a sacred tree: the government restricts harvest until a tree is at least 30 years old, and the trunk takes roughly 25 years just to thicken by a few centimeters. Indian sandalwood is what the perfumers reach for first; the species grown elsewhere carries the same name but a different, lighter profile. This box holds six hexagonal tubes of 20 sticks each โ the format for a shrine or meditation corner that gets used daily, or a shop counter where someone is always lighting one, without reordering every week. One clean note, no blend to second-guess: just sandalwood, at the scale of a space that burns it often.








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