Incense Fragrances
In all religions, incense is offered in worship to honor and please the deity. For the worshiper, it induces a feeling of tranquillity that is an aid for concentration and prayer.
Our stick incense is made in Southern India, where it is a cottage industry; the poor earn a modest living making incense. Sandal is a favorite ingredient of high-grade Indian incense, whatever its fragrance. Trees are harvested when 8 to 15 years old. The wood is cut, crushed, and boiled. Valuable sandalwood fragrance is then distilled.
Delightfully subtle and refreshing, our own Indian Temple stick Incense is imported from India, where a special traditional blend of herbs, barks, leaves, and roots is hand prepared, naturally. Our Indian Temple Incense comes in packaging that is attractive and keeps the incense fresh.
Our stick incense is made in Southern India, where it is a cottage industry; the poor earn a modest living making incense. Sandal is a favorite ingredient of high-grade Indian incense, whatever its fragrance. Trees are harvested when 8 to 15 years old. The wood is cut, crushed, and boiled. Valuable sandalwood fragrance is then distilled.
Delightfully subtle and refreshing, our own Indian Temple stick Incense is imported from India, where a special traditional blend of herbs, barks, leaves, and roots is hand prepared, naturally. Our Indian Temple Incense comes in packaging that is attractive and keeps the incense fresh.
