Ancient Tibetan Incense Sticks

Ancient Tibetan Incense Sticks are handmade in Nepal with love. A blend of herbs, resins and florals to create a more authentic incense aroma. Each stick has been traditionally made using ancient Tibetan methods. 

30 sticks with one incense holder. Each stick burns for approximately 45-60 minutes. 

Agarwood incense is handmade in Nepal. Agarwood is very popular as "the wood of the gods". It is because of its use range from incense. Agarwood is mystical resin which is used for meditation unlocking the subconscious and balancing the life airs or chi. 

White Lotus stimulates the kundalini energy that lies coiled in the base of the spine, and can be awakened through yogic disciplines and meditation. Considered useful for aiding concentration, as well as being anti-allergic and anti-spasmodic.

Sandalwood has been a favourite dhoop for embalming since ancient times. Its calming effect is useful for meditation, and is very popular in religious ceremonies. Can soothe nervous tension and anxiety and help to bring peace and acceptance.

Holy Basil (Tulsi), as the divine representative of Lord Krishna, is known as the 'King of Plants'. Kept at the doorstep of a house basil keeps atmosphere pure and mosquitoes away. It has an uplifting effect on depression.

Himalayan Spice revives traditional incense making with its Masala fragrance with Himalayan herbs. 

Cedar-wood is a semitic word meaning "The power of spiritual strength" and represents a symbol of constant faith. One of the oldest aromatic as temple incense in Tibet. A valuable aid in meditation and helping to lead you to your path. 

Camomile is used externally to spur wound healing and treat inflammation, anxiety and insomnia. It is used as a fragrance in herbal therapy. 

Clary Sage oil contains natural phytoestrogens. It has a mellow, warm and herbal scent. It is used to support hormonal balance and emotional spiritual clarity. 

Frankincense means 'real incense'. It is used to burn as an offering to the gods and used as an aid to meditation in different religious ceremonies. It brings a soothing effects on the mind. 

Lemongrass is a dried leaf burnt to keep the mind alert and repel insects. Stimulating, reviving and energising. Useful with exhaustion. Lifts the spirits and gets things moving again.