Traditional hand rolled tibetan incense sticks from natural materials---------Intangible cultural heritage from Dege Dzongsar Tibetan Hospital.
---------SPECIFICATIONS--------- Name:Dzongsar Tibetan Incense Sticks Type: Bottled, approx 45 sticks a pack Incense size: Approx. 22cm * 4.5cm Net Weight：Approx. 80g total
Materials: Red and White Sandalwood, Saffron, Clove, Numbers of other precious ingredients,Gang-zi Mani Nunnery Incense, Tibetan incense sticks~ For Buddha-worship, Purifying, Promote energy, Healing, Relaxation and Meditation.
Made with precious,natural herbal materials from the highlands ofEastern Tibet. These herbal incense does not inhibit any chemicals, has the healing effeets for the mind and soul, can prevent infectious diseases. Immeasurable. bene-fits can be obtained: Merit of offering to Triple Gem and Buddha lands of the ten directions. Relax metal-physical and perfection of outer appearance. Heal illness and suffering clear ofobstacles. Auspiciousness of.things enhancement of merit and Support of the protectors wisdom.
Source:Dege Dzongsar Tibetan Hospital.
---------ABOUT TIBETAN INCENSE------- Tibetan incense is made in Tibet, Northern parts of Nepal, and Bhutan. Incense is an important representation of the Tibetan culture. These incenses have a characteristic "earthy" or herbal scent to them. Tibetan incenses can contain 30 or more ingredients. As with most Asian incense, Tibetan incense is not rolled around a bamboo stick, but is extruded into lengths or coils.
Medicine In Tibetan medicine, incense is regarded as a way of treatment for various ailments. This information can be found in Tibetan medical books which originated from the four Tantras (Root Tantra, Tantra of Enlightenment, Tantra of Instructions, Concluding Tantra) which is also known as rGyudbzhi in Tibetan. It is the central work upon which contemporary Tibetan medicine is based. Tibetan medical theory states that everything in the universe is made up of the 5 proto-elements: sa (earth), chu (water), me (fire), rLung (wind or air), and Nam-mkha (space). But only four play a role in the classification of our illnesses, except Nam-mkha. Each element contains eight active forces and 17 qualities. Some of these elements are contained in our three bodily energies and their imbalance affects the equilibrium of the three 'fluids' (rLung, mkhrispa and badkan).
