Burning incense is said to help relax the mind and purify your space. This set of three bundles allows you to try out three different wonderful scents. Each bundle contains about nineteen 6'' sticks that burn for approximately 30 minutes each. Sticks are made from herbal pastes blended by hand and are packaged in lokta paper from Nepal. Bundles include Juniper, Tibetan Spice, and Myrrh. Made in Nepal.
- Set of 3 incense bundles
- Made of traditional blended herbs
- Bundles include 19 sticks each, 6'' long
- Sticks burn approximately 30 minutes
- Each bundle is wrapped with a charming set of mini paper Tibetan Prayer Flags!
- Bundles are Juniper, Tibetan Spice, Myrrh
- Made in Nepal
Handcrafted: Artistically created by hand. Please accept and appreciate minor imperfections and variations which are true characteristics of this craft.
design: A trio of hand-rolled incense bundles wrapped in colorful lokta paper — deep teal for Juniper, natural cream for Tibetan Spice, and golden ochre for Myrrh — each tied with a strand of miniature paper prayer flags.
size: Each bundle holds about 19 sticks, approximately 6" long, burning for roughly 30 minutes per stick.
material: Hand-blended herbal paste incense sticks wrapped in lokta paper from Nepal.
features: Set of 3 distinct scents, hand-blended herbal paste sticks, wrapped in traditional Nepalese lokta paper, includes mini paper Tibetan prayer flags, handcrafted in Nepal
care: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the scent and integrity of the sticks.
disclaimer: As each bundle is handcrafted from blended herbal pastes, slight variations in color, texture, and scent intensity are natural and part of its handmade character.
Meaning & Intention
In Tibetan tradition, incense has long served as a bridge between the everyday and the sacred — a fragrant offering that carries prayers upward and clears the air, literally and spiritually, before meditation or ritual. This set draws on three plants long valued in Himalayan practice: juniper, burned in Tibetan homes and monasteries for centuries as a purifying smoke believed to cleanse a space of stagnant energy; myrrh, a resin traded along ancient routes and associated across cultures with grounding, healing, and reverence; and a warming blend of Tibetan spices thought to invigorate and awaken the senses.
Each bundle is knotted with a strand of miniature prayer flags, the same five colors — blue, white, red, green, yellow — that flutter over mountain passes and monastery rooftops throughout the Himalayas, representing sky, air, fire, water, and earth. As the flags weather and fade in the wind, it's said their printed prayers are carried outward on the breeze; here in miniature, they turn a simple incense bundle into a small gesture of blessing for whoever burns it.
Together, the three scents offer a kind of ritual choice: juniper for clearing and resetting a space, myrrh for settling into stillness, and spice for lifting energy when it's needed. Burning any one of them is less about fragrance alone and more about marking a transition — the moment a room, or a mind, shifts toward quiet.
Lighting one of these sticks can become a small daily threshold — a few minutes to let a room settle before meditation, yoga, or simply the start or close of a day. With three scents on hand, the ritual can shift with what's needed: something clarifying in the morning, something calming in the evening.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone building a meditation or mindfulness practice, or looking to bring a moment of ritual into daily life
- Purpose: Meditation, space clearing, yoga practice, daily ritual, gifting
- Suggested Mantra: I create space for stillness
- Intention: Peace, Balance, Purification, Calm
Questions & Guidance
How many sticks are in each bundle?
Each of the three bundles contains about 19 sticks, each roughly 6 inches long.
How long does each stick burn?
Each stick burns for approximately 30 minutes, making it easy to time a short meditation or ritual session.
What scents are included in this set?
The set includes three bundles: Juniper, Tibetan Spice, and Myrrh.
Do I need a special holder to burn these sticks?
Yes, use a heatproof incense holder or ash-catching tray designed for stick incense, placed on a stable, fireproof surface.
Where is this incense made?
It's handcrafted in Nepal from traditional blended herbs and wrapped in lokta paper, a handmade paper native to the region.
