One theory is that the hand was already known in ancient Egypt. It symbolized one of the gods who was responsible for the care of the child by the ancestral spirits. Another meaning of this symbol is the sky god Horus. The hand with the eye was supposed to refer to the eye of Horus, which means that man will not escape from his conscience. This was taken as a warning against doing evil.

Another theory finds the origins of Chamsa at Carthage, where the hand of the supreme deity Tanit was used to ward off evil. Currently, the Hand of Fatima is known in Israel as "the hand of Miriam" - in memory of the biblical Miriam (sister of Moses and Aaron). Its purpose is protecting the faithful from evil. Christians identify it with the hand of Mary and it is primarily a symbol of God's protection against evil and misfortune. In Asia, the hand is recognized as a symbol of good luck.

One theory is that the hand was already known in ancient Egypt. It symbolized one of the gods who was responsible for the care of the child by the ancestral spirits. Another meaning of this symbol is the sky god Horus. The hand with the eye was supposed to refer to the eye of Horus, which means that man will not escape from his conscience. This was taken as a warning against doing evil.

Another theory finds the origins of Chamsa at Carthage, where the hand of the supreme deity Tanit was used to ward off evil. Currently, the Hand of Fatima is known in Israel as "the hand of Miriam" - in memory of the biblical Miriam (sister of Moses and Aaron). Its purpose is protecting the faithful from evil. Christians identify it with the hand of Mary and it is primarily a symbol of God's protection against evil and misfortune. In Asia, the hand is recognized as a symbol of good luck.

Palo Santo is wood from the Sacred Tree Bursera Graveolens, which grows primarily in the Amazon. When set on fire, it emits smoke with a very intense and pleasant smell, harmonand body. Palo Santo is a natural incense, one of the most commonly used in purification rituals and ceremonies. As it has become increasingly popular, many stores offer low quality palo santo sourced from mass plantations. Our palo santo comes directly from Peru, from indigenous people who only harvest it from naturally dead trees - Only Palo Santo harvested in this way has pure energy and can work to the benefit of whoever uses it. 

*The export of Palo Santo is regulated by law. Our Palo Santo comes from naturally dead trees from the National Forests of Peru. In order to export such dead trees, you must have consent and agreement signed with SERFOR, the Peruvian National Forest ServiceIt is a government organization. Our supplier is from Peru, has run a family business there for years and has such a contract. Finding and sourcing the right supplier was a months-long process. Each such Palo Santo shipment is inspected, verified, and then SERFOR issues documents certifying compliance The documents are then received by the exporter's customs service at the border, which keeps them and then they are sent to the customs service in the importing country - in this case Poland - for confirmation. These documents are then received by the exporter's customs service at the border, which stores them, and then they are sent for confirmation to the customs service in the country of import - in this case, Poland.

Packaging available in 50 g, 100 g, and 200 g.