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Incense: Incense Sticks and Holders
In this collection, you'll find Darshan and Satya incense sticks, along with wooden incense holders to safely burn them. People burn incense for various reasons: for a pleasant scent at home, as part of meditation or yoga, or simply as a moment of calm after a busy day. Whatever your...
In this collection, you'll find Darshan and Satya incense sticks, along with wooden incense holders to safely burn them. People burn incense for various reasons: for a pleasant scent at home, as part of meditation or yoga, or simply as a moment of calm after a busy day. Whatever your reason, you always need a stable holder to safely burn the stick.
Choosing Incense Sticks: Darshan or Satya
The Darshan Palo Santo Incense Sticks come in a tube with 20 sticks of the same scent, each with a burn time of approximately 1 hour. Choose these if you're looking for one specific, earthy fragrance in a compact package.
Satya Incense Sticks are available in 16 fragrance variants, packed per box of 12 x 15 grams, with a similar burn time per stick. The range includes Vanilla, Sandalwood, and French Lavender, as well as Indian Rose, Seven Chakra, and Palo Santo. Satya is a good choice if you like to switch between scents or prefer a wider selection.
Choosing an Incense Holder: Material, Size, and Ease of Use
The Wooden & Brass Incense Holder is made from mango wood and comes in three versions: with brass inlay, in various wood-coloured designs, or with a yin-and-yang motif. You place the stick slightly diagonally into the opening, after which a groove in the holder neatly collects the ash.
The 30 cm Wooden Incense Holder is a longer wooden holder, available in Elephant, Mandala, and Obelisk designs. This holder also has a long groove that collects the ash while it smoulders.
Lighting Incense and Allowing it to Smoulder Safely
Place the incense stick slightly diagonally into a stable incense holder. Light the end, allow the flame to burn for a few seconds, then gently blow it out so the stick continues to smoulder calmly.
Place the holder on a stable, heat-resistant surface, away from curtains, paper, or other flammable materials. Ensure adequate ventilation, for example, by opening a window slightly, and never leave burning incense unattended.
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