Incense Powder Holy Basil 100g

• The loose form lets you choose how much to use, from a small pinch to a fuller shaped line.
• Its Holy Basil fragrance brings a green, herbal character to the room, suited to slow evening rituals or a quiet morning reset.
• The act of shaping the powder adds a meditative pause before the scent begins to rise.
• Because it is not a premade stick, the ritual feels more personal and hands-on.
• Use it when you want fragrance to become part of the moment, not just something in the background.

The blend is based on bamboo wood powder with Holy Basil fragrance. It is a soft, unbound incense format, made to be placed in a heat-resistant burner or holder rather than burned as a stick.

Loose powder incense does not self-light. Use it with a lit charcoal disc in a heat-proof censer over sand or ash, or with an electric incense heater. If using charcoal, ignite the charcoal until glowing, let it ash over, then sprinkle a pinch of powder on top.

Use in a well-ventilated space, keep away from draughts and flammable materials, and never leave burning incense unattended.

Holy Basil, also known as tulsi in Indian tradition, has long been treated as a meaningful plant in Hindu domestic and devotional life. The name tulsi is often translated as ‘the incomparable one’, and the plant is associated with daily offerings, household shrines and moments of reverence. Here, that botanical reference becomes a fragrant ritual rather than a religious object: a way to bring a green, sacred-feeling herbal note into the room with care and attention.

• Powder incense with Holy Basil fragrance.
• Net weight: 100 g.
• Made with bamboo wood powder and fragrance.
• Country of origin: Indonesia.

Choose it for someone who enjoys incense as a slow ritual, especially if they like herbal scents and hands-on preparation. It suits a meditation corner, a reading space, or a home altar where fragrance is part of the atmosphere.