Tibetan Incense Products List

All incense comes in a packaged box of 45 sticks , 13 inches long, except Himalayan Rope Incense, Tserings Incense & Cone Incense. All ingredients are pure and natural, containing no perfumes or petroleum by-products. These incense sticks do not have a bamboo stick for support. A stick when lit will burn approximately one hour.
102	Moonlight Meditation (Mogra)	$8.00
	This excellent incense is made with the essence of Jasminum Flowers found in the Himalayan area of Kashmir. Known as "Poet's Jasmine," its pure natural fragrance inspires and helps create a soothing atmosphere, leaving one refreshed and clear in mind and spirit.
103	Rose Fragrance (Himalayan Rose)	$8.00
	These excellent incense sticks contain the essence of Rose and other natural herbs. The natural mild fragrance of this incense soothes the mind and helps the body to relax at the time of tension and stress.
104	White Tara Night Queen (Rathrani)	$8.00
	This superior quality incense is made from small white flowers of extra-ordinary fragrance. As its name suggests, it is at dark that the flower reaches full bloom and fills the night air with its rich fragrance. This combined with natural Himalayan herbs, creates an exotic earthy fragrance that will uplift and bring tranquility to mind and body.
105	Pureland Paradise (Firdose)	$8.00
	This superior quality incense is an exceptional blend of flowers, plants, and herbs from the Himalayas. Its completely pure natural fragrance will help bring favor from the Celestial Realm to benefit all sentient beings. Burning this incense during prayers will bring us peace and happiness, and will make the surroundings feel like a heavenly temple.
107	Clear Light (Kewra)	$8.00
	From the ancient tradition of Tibetan incense making, this delightfully subtle and pleasantly earthy fragrance is created using only the finest medicinal herbs and the essential oil of the Kewra flower. By burning this incense, you help invoke the favor of the Deities and bring Peace and Happiness to all life.
108	Cedar Incense	$8.00
	The fragrance of this incense is considered a very auspicious offering to the Three Jewels. This is a unique blend of cedar and 24 other medicinal plants and herbs. One will experience a higher form of existence in the midst of this fragrance.
109	Tibetan Medicine Bracelet	$10.00
	Throughout India and Asia you see many people who wear this three metal bracelet as an over-all health and preventative medicine tool. It is hand crafted of Copper, Brass and White Metal and is an attractive piece of jewelry. In the West many people know the benefits of wearing a copper band to help with arthritis and other hand and arm maladies. But in the East, where effects of different metals on the body were first discovered and traditionally used, these three metals together are said to help balance the energies of the body and maintain an overall well-being of the body's chemistry. Hand made in Nepal.
110	Himalayan Rope Incense	$4.00
	25, - 4 inch pieces of rope twisted together. Based on traditional Nepalese rope incense, this delightfully subtle and pleasantly earthy fragrance was specially prepared by Tibetan monks at Boudhnath, Nepal. Only the finest medicinal herbs and sandalwood powders are wrapped in rice paper according to ancient Tibetan tradition. By burning this incense, you help invoke the favor of the Deities and bring Peace and Happiness to all Life.
113	Wooden Incense Burner	$13.00
	This Tibetan style incense burner is 1.5" x 2" x 12". The burners have a metal bottom with an inlaid scrolled Lotus flower or the Knot of Eternity design on the side. A stick of incense when lit is then laid on a bed of sand or ash horizontally in the bottom of the burner.
114	Magic Charm Necklace	$15.00
	The Magic Charm Necklace is an authentic tribal fetish consisting of herbal seeds, teeth, bone, coins, and beads, used as an amulet for protection against sickness and evil spirits.

 A History of Tibetan Incense

During the time of the Buddha, over 2500 years ago, recipes and formulas were developed using 20 to 30 different substances specially combined to produce the different fragrances that we now offer. Herbs, minerals, flowers, etc. were used in this process. These recipes were then taken, along with the teachings of the Buddha, to Tibet. With the invasion of India by the Moslems and the destruction of the monasteries there, the recipes would have been lost but were fortunately preserved by monks in the Tibetan monasteries. When the Tibetans left Tibet with the Chinese Communist take over in 1959, they brought back with them to India the recipes which had been lost.
Today this fine incense is made, once again, in India by Tibetan Refugees.