Traditionally, incense sticks are most often burned before an Indian religious image, idol, Buddha statue, or shrine. In modern days, the burning of joss sticks can be used for any type of purpose, such as to enhance the smell of a room. This delicate blend of fragrances with high quality is brought to you from India as part of the esoteric range. These incense sticks are a type of incense, traditionally, most often burned before an Indian religious image, idol, Buddha statue, or shrine. In modern days, the burning of joss sticks can be used for any type of purpose, such as to enhance the smell of a room. Light the incense stick on top, blow out the flame and fit the stick in an incenst stick holder. Don’t bring the glowing top and the hot ash in contact with flammable things. Don’t let the sticks burn without supervision.
Print - Satya
Length - 200mm
Info - Content 15g
Other - Place of origin is India
Incense, traditionally burned very often in front of religious symbols such as Buddha statues or shrines, served to clear rooms of negative energies and purify the air. Nowadays, this aspect has receded into the background, but for simple aromatic enjoyment, incense sticks are still a popular type of incense. Fine fragrance composition of the best quality from India from the esoteric series. The incense served to clear rooms of negative energies and purify the air. Nowadays, this aspect has receded into the background, but for simple aromatic enjoyment, incense sticks are still a popular type of incense. Light the incense stick at the tip, blow out the flame and place the incense stick in an incense stick holder. Do not allow the glowing tip of the incense stick and the falling ash to come into contact with flammable materials. Do not leave incense sticks burning unsupervised.
