Tibetan Incense - Holy Basil (Tulsi) Incense Sticks Grounding The shape of this rope

The shape of this rope incense comes by wrapping the powdered herbs into a thin strip of Lokta paper and twined to form a rope

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After a couple of minutes of burning

Goloka presents a breeze carrying a pleasant fragrance from a garden of flowers and other natural ingriedients which at once captures the organ of smell

A daily incense or sang offering is an important part of Tibetan culture and most homes and monasteries will have a place reserved for offering incense

Tibetan Incense - Holy Basil (Tulsi) Incense Sticks Grounding The shape of this ropeTibetan Incense is hand rolled from natural herbal ingredients with no bamboo stick in the center. Hand prepared incense has been used for many hundreds of years in the Himalayan regions of Tibet, Nepal and Bhutan and is deeply rooted in Tibetan culture. Authentic Tibetan incense originates from traditional monastery recipes and medical formulations. When burned, Tibetan incense produces a rich, earthy, and pure aroma which can help soothe and calm a