Samten Incense Tibetan Myrrh Resin As a single-note stick it

As a single-note stick it is exactly that: warm

One of the four true cedars (genus Cedrus) and the dominant evergreen across the Himalayan belt

leaving no residue - easier on a daily burner than the harder Hojari or Maydi grades

Jade is the name two minerals have shared for centuries - nephrite

The palm stone is a polished oval form designed for tactile contact in the hand

Samten Incense Tibetan Myrrh Resin As a single-note stick itA handrolled Tibetan tradition incense built on Himalayan roots, aromatic wood, resins and vetiver. The darker, earthier blend of the cluster soft mineral and root vegetable notes with a vetiver close. Twenty one bamboo less sticks per tube, approximately thirty minutes each. Samten is the Tibetan term bsam gtan, literally sustained or concentrated attention. The Sanskrit equivalent is dhyna; the word travelled east as chn in Chinese and zen in