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Tantric Ritual Tibetan Incense
$ 3.95
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One of the traditional arts of Nepal, the preparation of Tantra Ritual Incense is done in accordance with traditions preserved throughout the centuries by the Buddhist monastic orders. Natural herbs and spices are pressed together in a masala preparation and shaped into the Tibetan style sticks.
- approximately 30 sticks, 6.5" long, and a small wooden burner
- all natural with no wooden sticks, glues, or dyes
- contains Himalayan herbs such as juniper, jattamasi, and sandalwood
- pure Tibetan herbal incense made in Nepal in the traditional manner
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For you to consider, the following is from the maker's packaging (stated burn times are approximate):
"The preparation of Tantra ritual incense is one of the traditional arts of Nepal preserved throughout the centuries within the monastic orders of Nepal. The excellence of Tantra however is not merely in the purity of its ingredients, but in the manner of its formulation as well. It is prepared with great care and in accordance with the tradition preserved throughout the centuries within the monastic orders of Nepal. It contains at most the medicinal herbs Juniper, Jattamasi, and Sandalwood. It contains 30 sticks with one wooden incense holder. It burns for 45 minutes."
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- approximately 30 sticks, 5" long, and a small wooden burner
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For you to consider, the following is from the maker's packaging (stated burn times are approximate):
"TIBETAN JUNIPER INCENSE: According to Ayurveda, Juniper has played a major medicinal role in the treatment of many contagious diseases. Juniper was burnt to scare off witches and demons. Juniper clears, stimulates, and strengthens the nerves. It purifies the atmosphere and has a calming effect for the over-stressed and is also good for pmt. Perfectly safe for inhalation and the environment. It contains 30 sticks with 1 incense holder. Each stick burns for 60 min. Handmade in Nepal.
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- approximately 30 sticks, 5" long, and a small wooden burner
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- neatly bundled in a tube wrapped with recycled and Lotka paper that is handmade in Nepal
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For you to consider, the following is from the maker's packaging (stated burn times are approximate):
"TIBETAN CEDARWOOD INCENSE: Cedar is a Semitic word meaning, 'the power of spiritual strength' and represents a symbol of constant faith. One of the oldest aromatics as a temple incense in Tibet. A valuable aid to meditation through its reputation comes from steering strayed individuals back on the path. Perfectly safe for inhalation and the environment. It contains 30 sticks with 1 incense holder. Each stick burns for 60 min. Handmade in Nepal.
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