Incense Bundle Chandra Devi Tibetan Natural Incense Sticks Combination Pack - Fairtrade Incense from Tibet (6 Packs)

These are the most perfect incense in the world in my experience. i burn them all the time i just love them. so natural, woodsy, beautiful insensy smell. no fakey fragrance oils . theyre so good. hope they are always available to me. ive been buying them for at least 4 yeats or so. probably 6 times.

I've used this brand for several years, and I'm very happy with the quality. The different fragrances come individually and tightly wrapped. Love the fragrances. Only thing I find interesting is that there are very subtly difference in the blends, but not a problem for me because I like them all. Always happy to receive them.Hope they keep making these. Very little smoke once you light them. Unfortunately you need to buy all fragrances together as there are no single's sold separately. If you have a nose for scent, then you cannot get the one that you like best without buying the entire six pack. These are hand made for a good cause.Peace and love. Namaste!

This is temple incense which means it's un-cored (no wooden stick, just incense. I like to combine this with sweeter smelling incense, like Nag Champa.Temple incense has more of a slightly smokey fragrance. If you're used to the more perfume-y incense you may not like this. I think this multi-type bundle pack I bought is a great value.Plus, it's good to do a little business with Tibet- a country of hard working people with a very small economy!

Decades ago, I bought some Tibetan incense that were amazing in scent and production. They were fine grained, and seemed very full of the medicinal herbs. I have never been as satisfied as I was by those, and I have never found them again. Now, these incense are good. The smell good, like other affordable Tibetan incense I have purchased. These have coarser texture herbs, and smell more like what I believe to be the less expensive, woodier, filler herbs, rather than something sweeter or... maybe sticks vs leaves?? It makes differences between the varieties in the pack, more subtle and less distinguishable. That said, they’re still good, and I am still pleased to have them, they simply seem less refined than some I have previously experienced.

I only wanted the lord Buddha sticks, but thought I’d try the others in the bundle too. They ruined the lord Buddha ones because their scent is so overpowering (and gross).Likely going to throw away the whole pack away, super bummed, but really unlikely to try the others due to how intense the stink is from whatever is ruining them.

The scent is mostly the same amongst the variety. It is kind of stale. Trying to separate them from the bundle is a little difficult. They will often break even when carefully placing in loose sand.

I love the various scents of that came in. These may not be for everyone, but I do sure appreciate that they use natural herbs as opposed to toxic chemicals. My favorite is the one that has no real name "Natural Herbal Incense " with those unamed 35 herbs. It has a lovely jasmine and honey like scent. Scent "Lord Buddha" is another good one.A con with these is not having a incense holder not supplied with these as the sizes for these are not commonly available. Also, I purchased these for $28.50, but I have found there is a site that carries them in sets such as the 8 variety pack that is for $31.60! (tibetanincense,com)Weakest scent to me was Snowline, it was too faint compared to the others.I measured a few of them.Snowlion - 4.02mmGoja - 3.89mmAmber and Musk - 3.89mmSandalwood and Jasmine Mixed - 4.01mmJapanese incense fro Nippon Kodo (Kyara Gold)- 2.09mmThose lotus flower incense holders are too small for these. You might have to make your own incense holder to accommodate these. If you enjoy natural and quality incense I recommend Japanese Incense, just avoid the Moring Star line.

I like Tibetan incense and these smell cheap to me. They smell like they have a lot of filler in them. The Lord Buddha was the most pleasing scent, but it took 2 sticks to equal the strength of other Tibetan incense.I would recommend Potala incense from Dharma Objects. The 10” sticks last 2 hours and smell amazing! It has top notes of sandlewood that come though clearly with the earthy tones of traditional Tibetan incense. The 5 pack of Himalayan incense sold by Juccini is terrific! It has lush earthy tones with over 30 ingredients. It’s much better than this incense.If you want the best Tibetan incense produced from the actual monasteries and villages in Tibet and Nepal check outIncense-Traditions.ca. Mind Roling incense by the Mind Roling Monastery is heavenly.