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Lokta rope incense is the traditional incense of Hindus and Buddhists. It is used for offering worship and meditation. Leaves, spices and aromatic tree bark are blended together to create the scents. This mixture is then wrapped in Himalayan lokta rice paper. 

To use, light the tip of the rope. Extinguish the flame by fanning. The rope will continue to glow and release the fragrance. Place safely in the rope incense burner or on a bed of sand in a bowl burner. Longer sticks can be cut in half to stand straight in the provided burner.

  • 1 incense holder
  • 5 small incense ropes
  • 40 7" incense ropes
  • Sandalwood scent
  • Handmade with love in Nepal

    Artisan Profile

    Nepali handmade paper making is an ancient traditional craft originating in the Himalayan mountains 2000 years ago. The daphne bush (lokta) used is found at an altitude between 6500 ft and 9500 ft and is harvested every two to three years. To keep the bush alive, the stem is pruned a foot from the ground allowing it to regrow and protect ecological balance. 

    At its core, this artisan group adheres to the principles of Fair Trade, placing people at the forefront of its mission. By offering technical, social, and financial support, particularly to disadvantaged groups like women, they actively foster economic and social well-being among their artisans and marginalized communities. Their commitment is exemplified through the provision of long-term, fair, just, and sustainable employment conditions for women. Additionally, they engage in advocacy efforts and actively promote Fair Trade for the advancement of sustainable trade development.

     

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