Tibetan incense carries centuries of healing and ritual tradition — handcrafted from Himalayan medicinal plants, aromatic woods and resin incense, following recipes passed down through generations, for meditation, purification and everyday wellbeing.
Himalayan herbal incense for meditation, purification and wellbeing
The collection brings together four important incense traditions from Tibet and Nepal — each with its own character and history:
Tara Healing — A medicinal Tibetan incense handcrafted at Tashi Choeling Monastery in Dharamsala, made from around 31 Himalayan medicinal plants according to traditional Tibetan medicine. A classic for meditation and inner calm.
Himalayan Herbal Incense — Handmade in Nepal, dedicated to great figures of Tibetan Buddhism: Guru Padmasambhava, Green Tara, Medicine Buddha and Zambala. Authentic in aroma, rich in spiritual depth.
Potala – Pimco — Produced by Potala Incense Mfg. Co. (Pimco) in Nepal, this Tibetan incense has been one of the most widely exported references worldwide for decades — a quiet classic found on European shelves since the 1990s.
Samadhi – Tharpa Choeling — Handcrafted by a community of Buddhist nuns in Nepal, for meditation, offerings and purification. The original Samadhi is herbal and grounding; Samadhi White Sandalwood adds a soft, woody note.
How to use: lighting Tibetan incense
Hold a flame briefly to the tip of the stick, then gently blow it out after a few seconds — the incense will smoulder steadily from there. Place it in a stable holder made of ceramic, stone or metal to catch the ash. Burning time varies by variety, typically between 30 and 60 minutes.
Tibetan incense also makes a meaningful gift for anyone who values meditation, medicinal plants and living spiritual traditions.
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.
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