The art of preparing Tibetan Incense dates back to the 7th Century.
This craft continues to flourish in Tibetan monasteries in Nepal,
India, and Bhutan, with the same high regard for the sanctity of
the process and purpose.  Himalayan herbs, woods and spices
are blended, pressed and dried into a long stick.  Unlike Indian
incense, no bamboo stick is used.  Tibetan incense has a range
of fragrances that are herbal, woody, spicy, but never sweet or
perfumed.

The label paper is made from the excess bark of the Lokta
bush and is handmade with an age old process from the high
Himalayas.  No chemicals used.  Environmentally friendly.

Triloka Himalayan Botanicals are available in five fragrances:

Herbal Essence
Snow Lion
Herbal Magic
Five Elements

4 - 4 1/2"L   12 Sticks/Pack

Handmade in Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal

Nepali Rope Incense belong to the long tradition of family
cottage industries in the Himalayas.  Almost all young
children learn to twist ropes from their grandparents and
eventually teach their own children or grandchildren. 
The ropes are produced in large quantities by farmers
and other villagers during the off season.

High quality aromatic medicinal herbs are gathered and
dried.  Herbs used have fumigation qualities and purify
the atmosphere when burned.  Lokta paper made from
the Daphne bush is used to contain the herbs.  The
herbal blend is placed in the paper and given an artistic
twist.  No chemicals used.  Environmentally friendly.

Directions:  Light the tip of the rope, blow out the flame,
place on a Tibetan Lattice Holder or pot of sand.

Triloka Himalayan Rope Incense is available in five fragrances:

Himalayan Sage
Himalayan Juniper
Herbal Dream
Tibetan Blend
Assorted Smudge Ropes

4"L   10 Sticks/Pack

Handmade in Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal

Since ancient times cultures throughout the world have
recognized that many natural substances have purifying
or healing attributes when burned.  The burning of 'dhoops'
or botanical mixtures, was a daily ritual performed mainly
at sunrise and sunset.  Since virtually all households
made daily fires, hot coals were already available.  The
hot coals were put into an urn or censor and used for
burning herbs, woods or resins.  The botanicals would
slowly smolder, releasing their fragrance and subtle
qualities.  Triloka Herbal Dhoop Coals are made from
dried herbs and woods.  No chemicals or harmful
additives are used.  The label is hand printed on
handmade paper following a centuries old tradition.

Directions:  Break off a piece of dhoop coal, and hold
with one hand while lighting the opposite corner until
it flames.  Allow the coal to flame until a portion is hot
enough to smolder.  A steady stream of smoke will
rise.  Place the coal in a fireproof urn, censor, or on
top of a pot of sand.  Place a portion of frankincense
or other ingredients on top of the coal.  Both will
slowly smolder.  Caution:  Keep burning coals
away from children and animals.  Do not leave
unattended.

Shambala traditional Tibetan incense is purely hand
prepared from highly flavored medicinal herbs and
other precious substances, making it an especially
rich and superior quality incense.
 

Lotus traditional Tibetan incense is purely hand
prepared from highly flavored medicinal herbs and
other precious substances, making it an especially
rich and superior quality incense.

Tara Healing Incense, which has been used for
centuries, is a traditional Tibetan medicine for
stress, depression and tension.  It is prepared
by hand according to ancient Tibetan medical
practices and is composed of different pure
and rare natural herbs. 

Made by Tibetan refugees in India
 

Green Tara traditional Tibetan incense is purely hand
prepared from highly flavored medicinal herbs and
other precious substances, making it an especially
rich and superior quality incense.

The Green Tara Gift Pack includes five different
varieties of original Tibetan Incense:

Kalachakra
Mila
Kailash
Green Tara
Paljor Healing