Naga Incense

Naga Incense is made by hand by the Buddhist nuns of Khachoe Ghakyil Ling Nunnery in Kathmandu, Nepal. It is a blend of aromatic herbs and resins, 100% natural, with no artificial fragrance and no animal ingredients.

Product details

• Maker: Khachoe Ghakyil Ling Nunnery, Kathmandu
• Ingredients: aromatic herbs and resins, 100% natural
• Free from: artificial fragrance, animal extracts
• Pack: 20 sticks, 13 cm each

Who are the nagas?

In Buddhist and Hindu tradition, nagas are serpent-like water spirits. The pack shows a naga deity.

How to use

1. Light the tip and let the flame burn for a few seconds.
2. Blow out the flame so the stick glows and smoulders.
3. Place it in an incense holder, or upright in a bowl of sand or rice, on a heat-proof surface.

Burn in a ventilated room and never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets.

Questions

What does it smell like?

Herbal and resinous, typical of Himalayan monastery incense.

How long are the sticks?

13 cm. There are 20 sticks in a pack.

Similar incense: Dalai Lama's Blessing Incense, Holy Incense, Druk Agar 31 incense. See all incense sticks from Nepal.