Bhutanese Hand Rolled Incense

Snow Lotus may support inflammation regulation, circulation, and reproductive vitality. Traditionally grown in high-altitude Himalayan regions and used in Tibetan and Chinese medicine, it’s known as a rare adaptogenic flower. It has been used historically to tonify the body, ease pain, and enhance resilience in harsh conditions.

Sandalwood may center the mind, nourish the skin, and enhance meditation. Prized in Ayurvedic, Buddhist, and Taoist traditions, it is used as both a sacred scent and therapeutic oil. Studies suggest sandalwood may reduce anxiety and improve focus through its calming, woody aroma.

Agarwood may ground the spirit, sharpen focus, and support emotional depth. Created only when the tree is infected and resin forms, this rare and sacred wood—often distilled into Oud—is revered in Sufi, Tibetan, and Taoist practice. It is burned or worn as perfume to deepen meditation and evoke mystical states.

Clove may support digestion, dental health, and inflammation response. Rich in eugenol, it has long been used for its analgesic and antimicrobial properties. Traditionally applied to toothaches and bloating, clove may also protect against oxidative stress and support circulation.