Juniper, Tibetan Spice, Myrrh Incense, Set of 3

Name: Juniper, Tibetan Spice, Myrrh Incense, Set of 3
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: TC-800
Price: 28.00 USD
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Three bundles of hand-rolled Nepalese incense — juniper, Tibetan spice, and myrrh — each wrapped in lokta paper and tied with a strand of miniature prayer flags. The trio is associated with purification, warmth, and stillness. Light one before meditation, yoga, or to mark a shift in the day. A thoughtful gift for anyone building a mindfulness practice.

Details

Design: Set of 3 hand-rolled incense bundles in lokta paper — deep teal for juniper, cream for Tibetan spice, golden ochre for myrrh — each tied with mini paper prayer flags
Size: Each bundle holds about 19 sticks, approximately 6" long, burning for roughly 30 minutes per stick
Material: Hand-blended herbal paste incense sticks wrapped in lokta paper
Included: 3 bundles — juniper, Tibetan spice, myrrh — each tied with a strand of miniature paper Tibetan prayer flags
Care: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the scent and integrity of the sticks
Note: Handcrafted from blended herbal pastes, so slight variations in color, texture, and scent intensity are natural
Origin: Handcrafted in Nepal

Meaning & Intention

In Tibetan tradition, incense has long served as a bridge between the everyday and the sacred — a fragrant offering before meditation or ritual.

Juniper has been burned in Himalayan homes and monasteries for centuries as a purifying smoke, said to clear stagnant energy from a space.

Myrrh, a resin traded along ancient routes, is associated across cultures with grounding, healing, and reverence.

A warming blend of Tibetan spices is thought to invigorate and awaken the senses.

Each bundle is knotted with mini prayer flags in the five Himalayan colors — sky, air, fire, water, earth — turning a simple stick into a small gesture of blessing.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Peace, balance, purification, calm

Ideal for: Meditation, space clearing, yoga, or a moment of daily ritual

Suggested mantra: I create space for stillness

Symbol: Miniature Tibetan prayer flags in the five Himalayan colors

Questions & Guidance

Do I need a holder to burn these?

Yes. Use a heatproof incense holder or ash-catching tray made for stick incense, placed on a stable, fireproof surface.

How do I choose which scent to burn?

Juniper suits clearing and resetting a space, myrrh helps you settle into stillness, and Tibetan spice lifts energy when warmth is needed. Many people shift scents through the day.