Tibetan Cedarwood Incense is handmade in Nepal in the Tibetan style, from 100% natural ingredients. It has a dry, woody cedar scent. Cedar is one of the oldest incense materials used in Tibetan temples.
Product details
- Scent: cedarwood - dry, woody, resinous
- Style: Tibetan incense
- Made in: Nepal, handmade
- Ingredients: 100% natural
- Pack: 30 sticks, 11 cm each, in a paper tube
- Included: wooden incense holder
How is Tibetan incense different from Indian incense?
Tibetan incense is pressed from powdered herbs, woods and resins, usually without a bamboo stick and without perfume oils. The sticks burn down completely, and the scent is drier and more natural than Indian masala incense.
How to use
- Light the tip and let the flame burn for a few seconds.
- Blow out the flame so the stick glows and smoulders.
- Place it in the wooden holder from the pack, on a heat-proof surface.
Burn in a ventilated room and never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets.
Questions
Tibetan Cedarwood or Cedarwood incense?
This one is 30 sticks in a tube with a holder. Cedarwood Incense comes as 15 sticks in Lokta paper.
Is a holder included?
Yes. Every tube comes with a small wooden holder that fits the sticks. You can also break a stick in half for a shorter session.
Similar incense: Tibetan Sandalwood Incense, Tibetan Juniper Incense, Tibetan Nag Champa Incense. See all incense sticks from Nepal.




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