Lhasa Tibetan Incense Sticks – Traditional Incense from the Himalayan Tradition (large)

🕉️ Lhasa frankincense is a traditional Tibetan incense used for centuries for meditation, spiritual rituals, and energetic cleansing . The recipe is based on time-honored formulas from Tibetan scholars and combines carefully selected Himalayan herbs, woods, and medicinal plants . This variety contains particularly generously bundled incense sticks , providing an intense and long-lasting fragrance experience. The scent is warm, earthy, and slightly woody – ideal for a calm and harmonious atmosphere. 🌿 Natural ingredients from the Tibetan incense tradition The incense sticks consist of a traditional blend of high-quality plants: 🌳 Sandalwood (Santalum album) – warm and soothing 🌳 Red sandalwood (Pterocarpus santalinus) – deep, aromatic fragrance 🌺 Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) – traditional medicinal plant 🌸 Rhododendron – a typical Himalayan plant 🌲 Juniper (Juniperus communis) – purifying scent The sticks are made without a wooden core , which is typical for Tibetan incense sticks and creates a particularly natural fragrance. 🧘 Use in meditation and rituals Traditionally, this incense is used for: 🙏 Prayers and morning offerings ✨ Cleansing of spaces and energies 🧘 Meditation and Yoga 🔔 Buddhist rituals and ceremonies The fragrance creates a calm, clear atmosphere and supports concentration and mindfulness. 📦 Product details Product: Lhasa Tibetan Incense Sticks Variant: large Contents: Generously bundled incense sticks Scent profile: Herbal, warm and slightly woody Manufactured by: Salugara Incense Factory, India Special feature: Traditional manufacturing without a wooden core ❓ FAQ How do you use Tibetan incense sticks? 🔥 Light the tip, let it burn briefly, and then blow out the flame. The stick will continue to smolder and release its fragrance. What is special about Tibetan incense? 🌿 Tibetan incense sticks are mostly made from natural herbs and woods and do not contain a bamboo wood core. When is frankincense traditionally used? 🌅 Often in the early morning for prayers, meditation, or spiritual rituals.