Sages and smudge sticks
Rope incense from Nepal wrapped in lokta paper
Rope incense from Nepal wrapped in lokta paper
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Small twisted incense ropes, rolled in lokta paper (Nepalese paper): a traditional incense, with no wooden stick. Eight herbs and resins.
Bundle of incense ropes of about 11 cm, each burning for around fifteen minutes. The cedar bundle contains 50 ropes.
5 variants available: choose your herb above.
In a few words
- Cedar: woody, dry and fresh
- Holy basil: herbaceous, green and spicy
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Product details
- Contents: Bundle of incense ropes of about 11 cm, each burning for around fifteen minutes. The cedar bundle contains 50 ropes.
- Composition: For the cedar: cedarwood rolled in lokta paper, with no wooden stick, glue or dye.
- Photos: Shown as a guide: the item may differ slightly from the photo (shade, design, finish); smudge sticks, wood and handmade items are unique
How to use it
Light the end of the rope, blow out the flame and place the rope on a non-flammable holder (small bowl, metal hook, sand tray). Never leave burning incense unattended. Place it on a non-flammable holder (incense holder, small bowl, ash catcher), away from curtains, paper and any flammable object. Air the room during and after burning. Keep it out of reach of children and animals. People sensitive to smoke (asthma, allergies, pregnancy) should avoid burning it in an enclosed space.
Care
Store the incense in its original packaging, in a dry place, away from heat, direct light and damp, to preserve its scent.
Delivery and returns
Shipped in a plain parcel with tracking. You have 14 days from receipt to change your mind. An item that arrives damaged will be replaced or refunded: write to us with a photo.
Symbolism and tradition
In many traditions (India, Tibet, Japan, the Middle East), incense accompanies meditation, prayer and moments of calm. The scent names evoke moods and symbolic intentions: they describe a scent, not a guaranteed effect.
This symbolism is a matter of tradition. It is neither a promise of results nor medical advice.
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