Medicine Buddha natural incense - N°4263

(5 customer reviews)

9.00 CHF

  • Natural Tibetan incense sticks, handcrafted in Nepal, with the scent of Medicine Buddha (a mix of various incenses) and purifying virtues.

  • Quantity: 24pcs
  • Weight: 80gr
  • Size: 20cm
  • Origin: Nepal

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Type of incense

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Scent by theme


5 reviews for
Medicine Buddha natural incense - N°4263

  1. Paola Di Matteo (confirmed customer) -

    Very good product
    Beautiful boxes
    Easy to open and close.

  2. Lina Reuse (confirmed customer) -

    Excellent

  3. Anonymous (confirmed customer) -

    I like it a lot, exactly as I wanted.

  4. FABIENNE (confirmed customer) -

    Pleasant scent

  5. Anonymous (confirmed customer) -

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Description

These high-quality medicinal incenses are made according to ancient, traditional Tibetan recipes. Using only 100% natural medicinal plants from the Himalayas.

The plants used to make these incenses are associated with the " Medicine Buddha " (Bhaishajyaguru), who symbolizes healing, luck, joy and prosperity.

Use: Purification, ritual, aid in illness, protection, release of karmic burdens

Instructions for use

  • Light your incense stick, and once it's set, blow on the flame to extinguish it.
  • Blow a little more to fan the embers so that the stick burns well.
  • Plant it in a container filled with sand, or in a suitable holder (since Tibetan sticks don't have a thin end like bamboo rod incense, you'll need an incense holder with a sufficiently large hole).

Precautions

Valid for all types of fumigation (incense, plants, sticks, resins, wood, etc. natural or not)

  • Always air the room thoroughly.
  • Place your incense out of the reach of children and pets, on a suitable heat-sensitive support and away from anything flammable.
  • Never leave incense burning unattended.
  • Do not inhale smoke directly.

Frankincense is not recommended for pregnant women and can be dangerous for people with respiratory problems, babies, asthmatics and small animals.