Incense from India, Japan and Tibet; Incense is available in many different styles. Most people are familiar with incense sticks, but many people prefer to burn incense cones, because they believe it is easier to clean up the incense ash after burning.
Stick incense is generally available in Indian style (with a bamboo stick in the middle of the incense), Japanese style (no bamboo, and less smoke) and Tibetan Incense (thicker stick but no bamboo). The most popular incense is Nag Champa, followed by Morning Star and the Original Tara Incense and Green Tara incense. You can also find some incense burners as well.
You may have heard the term Joss Sticks, which is usually used to refer to Chinese incense burned in temples as offerings to either deities, the Buddha, or ancestors.
Stick incense is generally available in Indian style (with a bamboo stick in the middle of the incense), Japanese style (no bamboo, and less smoke) and Tibetan Incense (thicker stick but no bamboo). The most popular incense is Nag Champa, followed by Morning Star and the Original Tara Incense and Green Tara incense. You can also find some incense burners as well.
You may have heard the term Joss Sticks, which is usually used to refer to Chinese incense burned in temples as offerings to either deities, the Buddha, or ancestors.
Incense Burners
Japanese Incense
Tibetan Incense
