Sandalwood

The use of sandalwood began in ancient India, where its sweet, calming aroma fills temples and homes, especially during puja (worship). It holds deep spiritual significance—legend says the first known sculpture of Buddha was carved from sandalwood. In tantric practice, sandalwood is valued for connecting the crown and root chakras and for helping to open the third eye.

Today, sandalwood’s sacred fragrance has traveled worldwide, becoming a staple in ceremonial, devotional, and angelic magick. Its gentle yet powerful energy supports spiritual connection, clarity, and inner peace.