Krishna Lokta Rope Incense Bundle dhoop incense The same species carried in
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
The same species carried in the workshop's Himalayan Cedar tube (product 13) under the English botanical-region descriptor
Sandalwood with a little more air and light in it
on a working desk
a small recessed dish or central well behind the sun catches the falling ash
Longer-lasting than sage
Krishna Lokta Rope Incense Bundle dhoop incense The same species carried inKrishna Lokta Rope Incense Bundle A sandalwood led rope incense in the traditional Nepali Lokta format hand rolled in the Kathmandu Valley, wrapped in handmade Lokta paper from the Daphne papyracea shrub of the Himalayan foothills. Sandalwood as the woody base; natural botanicals at the workshop's house composition. The rope burn is slower than stick incense the wrapped construction means combustion proceeds at a controlled pace, producing a sustained