Tibetan Incense - Traditional Prayer - Long Sticks

• This ancient and traditional incense recipe is hand-made from 100% natural ingredients, under the supervision of the monk Dagpa Tamdin at a Nyingmapa monastery * located in Northern India.
• Roll of 32 sticks tied with orange cotton and wrapped in cellophane
• Each stick is approx. 250mm long - just over 9.75 inches
• Burn time for each stick is approx. 1 hour
• Contains Juniper, Sandalwood, Clove and Geranium

Tibetan Incense - Traditional Prayer - Long Sticks This ancient and traditional incense recipe is hand-made from 100% natural ingredients, under the supervision of the monk Dagpa Tamdin at a Nyingmapa monastery * located in Northern India. It contains wood powders from Juniper and Sandalwood with other plant ingredients such as Clove and Geranium. This incense is used ritually for prayer and to calm stress and nervousness. Roll of 32 sticks tied with orange cotton and wrapped in cellophane Each stick is approx. 250mm long - just over 9.75 inches Burn time for each stick is approx. 1 hour Net weight of incense is approx. 85g These, like most Tibetan incense sticks are 'thick' (approx. 5mm in diameter) Hence there is a special Tibetan Incense Stick Holder also available * The Namdroling Nyingmapa Monastery (or Thekchog Namdrol Shedrub Dargye Ling) is the largest teaching center of Nyingmapa (a lineage of Tibetan Buddhism) in the world. The Nyingma tradition is the oldest of the four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism (the other three being Kagyu, Sakya and Gelug). Devotees of Nyingmapa are sometimes referred to as 'the old school' because it is founded on the first translations of Buddhist scriptures from Sanskrit into Tibetan (in the 8th century BCE).