Golden Nag
Golden Nag Golden Buddha Incense Sticks 15g Pack
Light a stick of Golden Buddha before you sit down to meditate, and let the first thread of smoke mark the start of your practice. The blend is warm and resinous, the kind of fragrance associated with temple rooms, and it fills a small space without taking it over. Each pack holds 15g of hand-rolled masala sticks made in India.
Spiritual meaning
Incense has been offered in Indian temples and home shrines for centuries as a way of honouring the divine and marking sacred time. Fragrances in the Buddha style are traditionally associated with stillness, devotion and a settled mind, and many people burn them at the opening of meditation, yoga or prayer so that the scent itself becomes a cue to slow down.
How to use
- Place one stick in a holder that catches the ash and is resistant to heat.
- Light the coated tip, let the flame catch, then gently blow it out so the ember glows.
- Stand the holder on a stable surface, away from curtains, paper and anything that can catch fire.
- Air the room during and after burning, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.
- Never leave a burning stick unattended, and let the ash cool fully before you clear it away.
Details
- Brand: Golden Nag
- Incense sticks, 15g per pack
- Sold as a single pack
- Made in India
Delivery
Packed and dispatched from a European warehouse to twenty-five EU countries. Delivery is priced on the weight of the parcel and shown in full before you pay, and it is free above the threshold set for your country — from €19. No customs, no import charges, tracking by email. Thresholds by country.
Returns
Fourteen days from delivery to change your mind, for any reason, and you do not have to give us one. Send it back unused and in its packaging. If something arrives broken or is not what you ordered, we pay the return. How returns work.
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