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Chakra Lotus Stick Incense 15gr

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    • Description

      The lotus roots in mud and still opens clean above the water.
      That's the whole teaching, in one flower.
      A Green Tree stick incense for chakra work and meditation. 🪷

      Green Tree hand-rolls this incense in India using the traditional masala method, from natural herbs, resins, gums, woods, and oils. Its scent is grounding, with a soft, uplifting lift. Across Hindu and Buddhist tradition, the lotus stands for awakening because it rises through dark water to bloom in the light. Each chakra is pictured as a lotus with its own number of petals, from four at the root to the thousand-petaled lotus of the crown. Light a stick and let the room settle into a slow, unfolding quiet.

      Why You'll Love It

      ✔ 15g box, about 12 sticks
      ✔ About 45–60 minutes per stick
      ✔ Hand-rolled masala incense by Green Tree, made in India
      ✔ Grounding, gently uplifting aroma
      ✔ Pairs with Chevron Amethyst Tumbled, a stone associated with intuition and spiritual connection
      ✔ Dress a candle with Lotus Oil by Sun's Eye

      Perfect For

      ✔ Lotus meditation
      ✔ Chakra work
      ✔ Reiki sessions
      ✔ New moon intentions
      ✔ Yoga

      How to Use It

      Fill a shallow bowl with water, float a single flower or petal in it, and set it beside your altar candle. Anoint the candle with Lotus Oil by Sun's Eye. Light the candle and a stick of incense, then blow out the flame so the stick smolders. Hold your Chevron Amethyst and picture a lotus at your heart, opening one petal with each breath. Never leave burning incense unattended. 🪷

      From the mud, a bloom.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      How long does each stick burn?
      About 45–60 minutes. A fan, air conditioning, or an open window can make it burn faster.

      Why the lotus?
      In Hindu and Buddhist tradition, the lotus symbolizes awakening. Each chakra is also pictured as a lotus with its own number of petals.

      Care / Please Note
      For spiritual and ritual use only. Burn on a heat-safe surface (or in a heat-safe incense holder) in a well-ventilated area, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets. Not for consumption.

    Description

    The lotus roots in mud and still opens clean above the water.
    That's the whole teaching, in one flower.
    A Green Tree stick incense for chakra work and meditation. 🪷

    Green Tree hand-rolls this incense in India using the traditional masala method, from natural herbs, resins, gums, woods, and oils. Its scent is grounding, with a soft, uplifting lift. Across Hindu and Buddhist tradition, the lotus stands for awakening because it rises through dark water to bloom in the light. Each chakra is pictured as a lotus with its own number of petals, from four at the root to the thousand-petaled lotus of the crown. Light a stick and let the room settle into a slow, unfolding quiet.

    Why You'll Love It

    ✔ 15g box, about 12 sticks
    ✔ About 45–60 minutes per stick
    ✔ Hand-rolled masala incense by Green Tree, made in India
    ✔ Grounding, gently uplifting aroma
    ✔ Pairs with Chevron Amethyst Tumbled, a stone associated with intuition and spiritual connection
    ✔ Dress a candle with Lotus Oil by Sun's Eye

    Perfect For

    ✔ Lotus meditation
    ✔ Chakra work
    ✔ Reiki sessions
    ✔ New moon intentions
    ✔ Yoga

    How to Use It

    Fill a shallow bowl with water, float a single flower or petal in it, and set it beside your altar candle. Anoint the candle with Lotus Oil by Sun's Eye. Light the candle and a stick of incense, then blow out the flame so the stick smolders. Hold your Chevron Amethyst and picture a lotus at your heart, opening one petal with each breath. Never leave burning incense unattended. 🪷

    From the mud, a bloom.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How long does each stick burn?
    About 45–60 minutes. A fan, air conditioning, or an open window can make it burn faster.

    Why the lotus?
    In Hindu and Buddhist tradition, the lotus symbolizes awakening. Each chakra is also pictured as a lotus with its own number of petals.

    Care / Please Note
    For spiritual and ritual use only. Burn on a heat-safe surface (or in a heat-safe incense holder) in a well-ventilated area, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets. Not for consumption.