Herbal Incense Powder

This herbal incense powder made by Nado Poizokhang is designed for purification ceremonies. It is used in monasteries and homes alike. The powder is filled into statues and incense bowls and burned during the ceremonies producing a cleansing and fragrant smoke.

Crafted by the famous Nado Poizokhang factory – the leading incense maker in Bhutan. The cleansing powder is made of high-quality finely grounded plant leaves, all organic and mostly foraged at high altitudes in the forest of Bhutan.

How to use it:
Incense powder can be burned on a charcoal disk in a heat-safe dish. Place at least 2 inches of sand and/or ash at the bottom of your heat-safe dish. Add the ignited charcoal tablet directly in the middle of your sand and wait at least five minutes for it to bur before placing any incense on top of it.

Product Description:
100 grams net content.
It comes sealed in a decorative drawstring bag.

Ingredients:
Cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg, saffron, sandalwood, clove, safflower, gooseberries & leaves of medicinal plants & shrubs from the Himalayan mountains of Bhutan.

About the producer:
Nado Poizokhang is the oldest and the largest hand-made incense sticks manufacturer in Bhutan. It was a government-owned unit until the early 1990s. When the Royal Government started privatising organisations, the unit started to commercialise its products. This family business is now providing employment for 15 poor, uneducated, and underprivileged people. They work closely with the Community Based Sustainable Management of Medicinal Plants Project that educates collectors on the sustainable collection and cultivation of the natural products that they use.