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Tibetan Handmade Incense from Dzongsar Monastery

£19.90

Thirty sticks: Depending on the thickness of the individual sticks, Dzongsar Monastery’s handmade Tibetan incense is sold in batches of about thirty sticks.
Handmade: Tibetan incense sticks are handmade in Dargue, where the Dzongsar Monastery in Tibet is located.
40 minutes of bliss: Each stick of Dzongsar Monastery Tibetan Hand-made Incense burns for almost 40 minutes and is 24 centimetres long and 4 millimetres thick. With this pack of 30 sticks of Dzongsar Monastery Tibetan Hand-made Incense, you can enjoy more than 20 hours of happiness.
An ideal gift box: The Tibetan incense sticks from Dzongsar Monastery are stored in a moisture-proof box. This packaging can also be used as a gift box thanks to its design.

Categories: Accessories & Miscellaneous, Incense

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In the Buddhist tradition, the handmade Tibetan incense from Dzongsar Monastery is used in places of worship and in Tibetan medicine. In the past, saints used incense for its great virtues: increased concentration, reduced stress and nervousness. Thanks to its soothing powers, hand-made Tibetan incense also provides a favourable atmosphere for prayer.

Nowadays, Dzongsar Monastery’s handmade Tibetan incense is used for various practices. Indeed, thanks to their fragrance, incense is used for interior decoration as well as for activities such as meditation or yoga.

Dzongsar Monastery’s handcrafted Tibetan incense is also used in massage parlours, meditation rooms and other meditative spaces.

Dzongsar Monastery Handmade Tibetan Incense is made in the heights of Tibet, in this place of worship. Being handmade, the thickness of the sticks can vary from one to another. They are on average 4 millimetres thick and 24 centimetres long. Depending on the thickness, you will receive about 30 sticks of Dzongsar Monastery handmade Tibetan incense.

Don’t wait any longer and take advantage of the Dzongsar Monastery Tibetan hand-made incense sticks.