tibetan incense sticks with scroll

Incausa is a social entrepreneurship, operating as a non-profit distributor for indigenous heritage artisanship, subsidizing logistics and production, developing sustainable retail and wholesale market-placement. Incausa collaborates with artisans, villages and associations of eight different native ethnicities in the Amazon Basin.

Incausa has a special connection with Lhasa, in Tibet. Lhasa is considered to be the holiest place in Tibet and this special incense is handmade by a third-generation incense-maker family. They use sage, pine, clove, and other plant ingredients according to traditional Tibetan incense recipes.

Please note that the wrapping can have a different color than in the picture. Each batch has a different color.

Each wrapping contains 20 incense sticks and it includes a Tibetan script referring to Anicca “Impermanence” — one of the essential beliefs and a part of three marks of existence in Buddhism, that all things, including the self, are impermanent and constantly changing. You may expect a burn time of about 50 minutes per stick.

use: matches or a candle to light the incense sticks, then blow out the flame and allow the smoke to disperse inside the space.

Please practice fire safety and burn these on a safe heat-resistant surface.