Mandala Art & Incense – Traditional Tibetan Incense from Kathmandu (21)
Mandala Art & Incense brings Tibetan incense to life in Kathmandu — each stick hand-rolled from Himalayan medicinal herbs, resin incense and aromatic woods, following centuries-old formulas rooted in Buddhist tradition.
Five incense collections for meditation and wellbeing
The Kathmandu workshop has developed several lines, each shaped around a distinct spiritual intention:
Buddha Chitta – The most approachable series in the range. Spiritual Home, Peace, Good Karma, OHM and Himalayan Grass each support a specific inner state: grounding, stillness, positive energy or meditative resonance.
Bodhileaf – The most refined collection. Drawing on the great figures of Buddhism, each blend pairs a bodhisattva's energy with a dedicated aromatic profile: wisdom, compassion, purity, longevity.
Chakra Incense – Seven incense sticks, one for each energy centre. From root to crown, each fragrance accompanies an intention: grounding, creativity, expression, intuition, spirituality.
Pancha Karma – Five elements, five olfactory atmospheres. Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Ether are rendered in blends ranging from woody-resinous to light and herbaceous.
Ancient Tibetan Incense – The line closest to traditional monastic incense. Wind, Water, Fire, Earth and Blue Sky celebrate Frankincense, Myrrh and Himalayan herbs in their most authentic expression.
How to use incense – a simple everyday ritual
Rest the incense stick on a heat-resistant holder, briefly light the tip, then gently blow out the flame to let the ember release its fragrance. Perfect before a meditation session, during yoga, or as a mindful pause at the end of the day. Light ventilation helps the scent diffuse evenly through the room.
Whether as a thoughtful gift or a daily ritual for yourself, Mandala Art & Incense Tibetan incense brings a quiet breath of the Himalayas into every moment.
Our online shop will remain open during this exceptional closure, and orders can be placed as usual.
However, shipping will be paused from Wednesday, 2 September to Wednesday, 9 September 2026.
As Thursday, 10 September 2026 is a public holiday in Geneva, orders placed during the closure will be shipped from Friday, 11 September 2026, in the order in which they were received.
Thank you for your understanding.
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