Palo Sunshine Incense Cones

Palo Sunshine is a box of handmade incense cones from Margaret River Incense, made with palo santo, myrrh, orange peel, turmeric, fragonia and Australian sandalwood. Each cone is dusted with turmeric and mandarin peel, which goes some way to explaining the name.

The maker's product page says the cones are handmade from natural botanicals, with no synthetic fragrance and no charcoal binders. Each box holds 7 to 12 cones, and each cone burns for 20 to 35 minutes, according to the maker. Light the tip, blow out the flame and let it smoulder on a heatproof holder. For the forest blend, see Karri Country.

Made by Margaret River Incense. The maker, a ceramicist of many years, took up incense making in their 75th year, according to the business's About page.

Seeing it in person

There is no shop to visit. Margaret River Incense sells online only: its studio has no public address, and its shipping policy offers local pickup by arrangement (checked 15 November 2026).

Delivery

Margaret River Incense posts within Australia only, by Australia Post, with postage worked out by order weight at checkout. Its shipping policy allows 3 to 8 business days before dispatch, as everything is handmade.

Questions

What is palo santo?
A fragrant wood from a tree native to Central and South America, often used in incense.

Is there charcoal in it?
Not as a binder. The maker's product page says the cones use no charcoal binders.

Good to know

• Incense cones, 7 to 12 per box
• Burns 20 to 35 minutes per cone (maker)
• Palo santo, myrrh, orange peel, turmeric and sandalwood
• Made in Margaret River, Western Australia; sold online only

Facts checked by Shane Simmons from Margaret River Incense's product, About and shipping pages on 15 November 2026. Source: Margaret River Incense product page.