Lumbini Tibetan Incense - Zimpu Ritual Incense

This incense has the distinctive aroma of traditional Himalayan incense, with earthy, woody, herbal, and resinous notes. Depending on the blend, you may notice sandalwood, juniper, cedarwood, medicinal herbs, spices, or natural resins that gradually develop throughout the burn.

Traditional Tibetan and Nepalese incense is typically handcrafted using Himalayan herbs, woods, resins, spices, and botanical ingredients rather than synthetic fragrance oils. Individual recipes vary by manufacturer, but many blends are made using time-honored formulas inspired by centuries of Himalayan incense making.

Many Himalayan incense sticks are bamboo-free. Instead of being rolled around a bamboo core, the aromatic ingredients are compressed into solid sticks, allowing the natural fragrance of the herbs, woods, and resins to remain the focus.

Burn time varies depending on the thickness of the stick and the individual blend. Because many Himalayan incense sticks are thicker than standard bamboo-core incense, they often burn more slowly and release fragrance gradually.

Place the incense in a suitable heat-resistant holder, light the tip until it glows, gently blow out the flame, and allow the incense to smolder naturally. Always burn incense in a well-ventilated area and never leave it unattended.

Yes. Many people enjoy Himalayan incense while meditating, practicing yoga, reading, or simply creating a peaceful atmosphere at home. Its natural herbal and woody fragrance is often appreciated for its grounding character.

Traditional Himalayan incense often produces a fuller, richer smoke than many dipped incense sticks because it contains a higher concentration of natural aromatic ingredients.

This incense is handcrafted in Tibet or Nepal, depending on the individual product. Please refer to the product description for the country of origin and specific manufacturer.