Sandalwood powder Yellow 2oz (Santalum)

Santalum, ground fine. The meditation wood as powder.

Blending grade. Incense, ritual powders, and craft.

2 oz packet. The working shelf size.

• Contents: yellow sandalwood powder (Santalum), 2 oz
• For incense blending, charcoal burning, ritual powders, and craft; not packaged as food or cosmetic
• Mild natural aroma dry; full register releases on charcoal
• Store sealed, cool, and dark
• SKU: HSANYP

Powdered sandalwood is the incense maker's foundation: the base of loose blends, the body of hand-rolled sticks and cones, the pinch on the charcoal disc that releases the warm, settling register temples from India to Japan have burned for millennia. The intention tradition files sandalwood under purification, focus, and spiritual grounding, and the powder form serves every custom that works by the spoonful, dusted through ritual powder blends, folded into sachets, sprinkled at the altar's edge. It is also the honest way to buy the register: wood, ground, nothing else. The powder purifies nothing on its own, as we say plainly across the herb shelf; it puts the traditions' stillest scent into whatever the practice builds.

1. Burn a pinch on a charcoal disc in a fireproof dish for the full register.
2. Base loose incense blends and hand-rolled work on it.
3. Fold into ritual powders and sachets by the spoonful.
4. Store sealed, cool, and dark to keep the aroma.

• Sandalwood Anointing Oil, 2 Dram: the register in oil for dressing.
• Sandalwood Incense Sticks by Sree Vani: the ready-rolled edition.
• Sahasrara Resin Incense: charcoal companions on the same shelf.

How do I burn the powder?

On a charcoal disc in a fireproof dish: a pinch at a time releases the full warm register.

What is sandalwood associated with?

Purification, focus, and spiritual grounding: the meditation wood of temple traditions across Asia.

Can I eat it or use it on skin?

We sell it for incense, ritual, and craft use rather than as food or cosmetic, and say so plainly.