Lhasa Tibetan Incense Sticks Large | Traditional Himalayan Incense
Lhasa Tibetan Incense Sticks Large | Traditional Himalayan Incense
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"This scent has accompanied our family's morning prayers for generations – warm, earthy, and deeply rooted in our homeland."
Lhasa Tibetan Incense Sticks Large – Traditional Himalayan Incense
Lhasa Incense is a traditional Tibetan incense that has been used for centuries for meditation, spiritual rituals, and energetic cleansing. The recipe is based on ancient formulas from Tibetan scholars and combines carefully selected Himalayan herbs, woods, and medicinal plants.
This large pack contains generously bundled incense sticks for an intense, long-lasting fragrance experience. The scent is warm, earthy, and slightly woody – ideal for a calm, harmonious atmosphere.
Natural Ingredients from the Tibetan Incense Tradition
- Sandalwood (Santalum album) – warm and calming
- Red Sandalwood (Pterocarpus santalinus) – deep, aromatic scent
- Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) – traditional medicinal plant
- Rhododendron – typical Himalayan plant
- Juniper (Juniperus communis) – cleansing scent
Made without a wooden core – typical for Tibetan incense sticks, for a particularly natural scent.
Application & Effect
- Prayers and morning offerings
- Energetic cleansing of rooms
- Meditation and yoga
- Buddhist rituals and ceremonies
- Mindfulness and concentration
Light the tip, let it burn briefly, blow out the flame – the stick will continue to glow and release its scent.
Origin & Background
Origin: India / Himalaya region. Production: Salugara Incense Factory, India.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is special about Tibetan incense?
Tibetan incense sticks are made from natural herbs and woods – without a bamboo core. This results in a purer, more authentic scent.
When is incense traditionally used?
Often in the early morning for prayers, meditation, or spiritual rituals.
Where does Lhasa incense come from?
From the India/Himalaya region, manufactured in the Salugara Incense Factory according to traditional Tibetan recipes.



