Tulsi Incense.
Tart-bitter, refreshing aroma of Tulsi flower.
Tulsi It is widely used in cooking and for medicinal purposes, especially in Ayurvedic medicine. It is revered as a sacred plant in a number of traditions of Hinduism, in particular in Vaishnavism, where tulasi are worshiped as the embodiment of Lakshmi (in the traditions of Krishnaism - Radha), who took the form of a plant. Tulsi leaves are used daily in ritual practice. Beads (kanthimala), which are a sacred attribute of Vaishnavas, and beads (japa-mala) are carved from tulasi branches. Translated from Sanskrit, the word "tulsi" means "incomparable".
Composition:
- tulsi
In a pack:
- 10 sticks.
Burning time of the stick is about 60 minutes.
Handmade in India.
| Incense | |
| By country | Indian |
| By price | up to 100uah |
| Quantity in the pack | 10sticks |
| Incense holder | No |
| By burning time | 60-90min |
| By time of day | All-purpose |