Botanica Shango

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825 East St
Woodland, CA 95776
+1 (916) 604-4251
http://www.botanicashango.com

Established in 2008, Botanica Shango has emerged as a leading provider of esoteric products in Northern California and Southern Nevada. They offer a wide range of spiritual items, including candles, oils, statues, smudges, incense, and literature, all backed by exceptional customer service and competitive pricing.

Led by owner and spiritual counselor Pete Delgado, Botanica Shango aims to meet the spiritual needs of practitioners from all faiths. Under his guidance, the store has gained recognition throughout the United States as a trusted source for quality spiritual supplies.

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