Tibetan rope incense in the scent of a rose is a symbol of love. The wonderful smell takes us to completely different places. It is extremely gentle and caresses our soul.

Due to its gentle smell, incense has a very calming effect on our emotions. It helps with depression, feelings of emotional weight, sadness, resentment.

Incense calms our heart and erases feelings of stress. Made from special paper and natural incense.

About the Tibetan Rope

Tibetan Rope Incense is a traditional incense originating from Tibet and Nepal. Buddhists and Hindus have been using it there for centuries as part of their spiritual practice.

The Tibetan Rope is made of thin layers of rice paper, cut into thin strips, on which powdered incense is placed and rolled into a "rope". It is an extremely precise and gentle procedure performed by local village women.

Rope as incense is regularly used today in temples as a gift to deities and during meditation. Incense is intended to purify the space and yourself.

Buddhists also believe that incense that burns to the end teaches and invites us to burn our negative qualities with it, leaving only ashes. Through this practice, we reveal our true "ME".

Today, we use Tibetan Rope incense as an element to increase composure during meditation and as an element of relaxation. With these wonderful scents, you will undoubtedly enter a new, better world.

Product features

• Handmade Tibetan Ropes from Nepal,
• They are made from local villagers,
• Each roll contains 40 Tibetan Cords, one cord burns for about 15 minutes.

Instructions for use

The Tibetan Rope incense is an incense intended for single use. Light a thin section of incense slowly with the help of a match or over a candle.

When it has ignited well, place the incense in a fireproof container and let it burn gently and slowly. The whole process takes about 15 minutes, depending on the length of the rope.

If you want to extinguish the rope early, we recommend that you gently roll the burning part along the bottom of the container until it goes out. The Tibetan Rope will thus be ready for use again