Soft, sweet and gently green, these sweetgrass incense sticks bring a quiet ceremonial note to the room. Burn one at a threshold moment, before meditation, or while tidying the evening away, and let the fragrance mark a slower change of pace.
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Soft, sweet and gently green, these sweetgrass incense sticks bring a quiet ceremonial note to the room. Burn one at a threshold moment, before meditation, or while tidying the evening away, and let the fragrance mark a slower change of pace.
Banjara Sweetgrass Hand-Rolled Incense Sticks for Smudging is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
About this product
The sweetgrass scent
- A sweet, uplifting fragrance with a fresh grassy character, made for a clean-feeling ritual rather than a heavy perfume.
- The smoke suits small pauses: opening a window in the morning, setting an intention, or closing the day with care.
- The dark box and green leaf design echo the plant-led theme, with warm brown incense sticks shown inside.
- It sits well in a mindful home practice, especially for those drawn to botanical scents and symbolic ritual objects.
Hand-rolled in India
These are hand-rolled incense sticks from India, part of the Banjara Tribal Smudge Incense Sticks range. The format is simple and familiar: slender coated sticks designed to be lit at the tip, then placed safely in an incense holder or ash catcher.
How to burn it safely
Light the coated end, let the flame catch briefly, then blow it out so the tip glows and releases smoke. Place the plain end in a heat-resistant incense holder, away from curtains, pets and draughts.
Use in a ventilated room and never leave burning incense unattended. Let the ash fall onto a suitable catcher, then allow everything to cool before clearing away.
Sweetgrass in ritual context
Sweetgrass is a sacred aromatic grass in a number of Native American and First Nations traditions, where it is often associated with welcome, blessing and respectful preparation. This incense takes that symbolic plant fragrance into an Indian hand-rolled stick format, so it is best approached with care rather than as a casual claim of ceremony. Use it as a quiet scented ritual, with respect for the cultures that hold sweetgrass as meaningful.
Size and details
Total weight: 33 g. The pack contains Banjara sweetgrass incense sticks in the boxed format shown.
A thoughtful gift
A gentle choice for someone who enjoys incense, botanical fragrance, meditation corners or small home rituals. The sweetgrass theme gives it a more reflective character than an everyday room scent.
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★★★★★ SHAMTAM customerLemon Grass
I absolutely LOVE the smell of lemon grass and these have not disappointed. I have one burning in my room and I'm sat in the garden but can still smell the lovely fragrance out here. They do burn for 30 odd minutes as described. I've bought some that burn down within minutes of lighting, so these are excellent. I would
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Excellent value for money. Put 2 of these in beside 4 different family members Christmas presents since my late Uncle whom we all adored burned this particular fragrance all the time so, we ALL love it as it reminds us of him.Top Quality incense. I've bought various fragrances of this same Indian brand and wouldn't use
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★★★★★ SHAMTAM customerI was worried
Lots of reviews saying they don't smell like real Nag Champa. Mine came cut open too so I expected the worst but as someone that's grown up with Nag Champa constantly burning in my home (34 years) They smell exactly like Nag Champa, they burn well. I can't see the issue, I've burnt Nag Champa that had been bought in In
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