Japanese Wildflower Smokeless Incense Incense Burners sat under the canopy of

sat under the canopy of a large bodhi tree and meditated until he attained enlightenment (or "nirvana") and became the Buddha

Dress up with heals or down with sneakers: this short bandeau dress always look good

Searching for truth through sacred arts

Hand-knotted waxed cotton with brass disc beads

It is believed that the healing powers of Turquoise improve the overall mental state by increasing all of the following positive mental characteristics: serenity

Japanese Wildflower Smokeless Incense Incense Burners sat under the canopy ofDeep and serene 130 sticks, approx. 30 min burning time. A smokeless incense, reminiscent of a meditation in the depths of a Japanese forest. Traditionally Japanese incenses are made from a range of natural wood barks, resins and spices. These ingredients are blended with inert woods, normally cedars, that add little fragrance but do give the sticks some solidity. A plant resin, Mako, is then added during the manufacturing process to bind everything