Tibetan Sandalwood Incense Sticks

Tibetan incense sticks are traditional aromatic offerings deeply rooted in Tibetan culture and spirituality. Handcrafted using time-honored recipes passed down through generations, they are composed of Himalayan herbs, resins, and wood powders. Free from synthetic chemicals and crafted without a central wooden core, these sticks burn cleanly and slowly, offering a full-bodied, natural aroma.

This specific variety is centered around Sandalwood, a sacred and highly valued aromatic wood used for centuries in spiritual and medicinal practices across Tibet, India, and beyond. Sandalwood is known for its warm, creamy, and gently sweet scent, which promotes clarity, tranquility, and emotional balance. In Tibetan Buddhism, it is often used during prayer, meditation, and purification rituals to support deeper states of calm and spiritual awareness.

In addition to its scent, Sandalwood is traditionally believed to have grounding and cooling properties. It is thought to stabilize the mind, reduce restlessness, and assist with spiritual focus. Sandalwood also holds a protective aspect, used in rituals to ward off negative energies and aid in creating a sacred space. When blended into incense, it serves not only as a fragrance but as a conduit for mindfulness and inner alignment.

Like all authentic Tibetan incense, each stick is hand-rolled in Nepal using traditional methods. The blend may include complementary ingredients such as Juniper, Nagi (fragrant grass), or medicinal plants, enhancing the overall therapeutic and spiritual effects. This makes it ideal for meditation, healing sessions, or simply setting a serene atmosphere at home.

– Handcrafted from Sandalwood and Himalayan herbs
– No synthetic ingredients or bamboo core
– Slow, even burn with warm, grounding aroma
– Used in meditation, purification, and spiritual practice
– Made in Nepal following Tibetan tradition

Instructions

Light the tip of the incense stick. Gently extinguish the flame by blowing or fanning. Place in a suitable burner. A soft stream of pale smoke indicates it’s burning properly. Keep away from children and pets. Do not leave burning incense unattended. Ventilate the room after use.