Description
You're ready to honor the goddess, within you and around you.
You want a sacred hour for compassion, strength, and grace.
A slow-burning Nitiraj wildflower incense for goddess devotion and moon ritual. πΈNitiraj hand-rolls this incense in India with natural resins, honey, aromatic wood powders, and oils, using fair trade ingredients and no synthetic fragrances. The scent is a sweet, exotic wildflower blend. It's made in honor of Tara, the beloved goddess of compassion in Buddhist and Hindu tradition, who is said to come quickly to anyone who calls on her. It's traditionally burned at goddess altars, during moon ritual, and in prayers for compassion and protection. As the smoke lingers, the room feels soft, bright, and gently held.
Why You'll Love It
β 25g pack, about 15β18 sticks
β About 1 hour per stick
β A wildflower blend of natural resins, honey, and woods, with no synthetic fragrances
β Hand-rolled in India, fair trade
β Pairs with Rainbow Moonstone Tumbled, a stone associated with intuition and spiritual light
β Dress a candle with Quan Yin Oil by Sun's Eye, honoring another beloved goddess of compassionPerfect For
β Goddess altars
β Full and new moon ritual
β Prayer for compassion and protection
β Divine feminine meditation
β Women's circles
β Intention settingHow to Use It
Dress a white or green candle with Quan Yin Oil by Sun's Eye and set a Rainbow Moonstone on your goddess altar. Light the candle and a stick of incense, blowing out the flame so it smolders. Hold the Moonstone, call on Tara or the goddess you work with, and ask for what you need: courage, compassion, or protection. Sit with the smoke and listen. Never leave burning incense unattended. π
Call her name, and feel her answer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each stick burn?
About 1 hour. A fan, air conditioning, or an open window can make it burn faster.Who is Tara?
A goddess of compassion and protection in Buddhist and Hindu tradition, said to answer quickly when called.What is it traditionally used for?
Goddess devotion, moon ritual, and prayers for compassion and protection.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
You're ready to honor the goddess, within you and around you.
You want a sacred hour for compassion, strength, and grace.
A slow-burning Nitiraj wildflower incense for goddess devotion and moon ritual. πΈ
Nitiraj hand-rolls this incense in India with natural resins, honey, aromatic wood powders, and oils, using fair trade ingredients and no synthetic fragrances. The scent is a sweet, exotic wildflower blend. It's made in honor of Tara, the beloved goddess of compassion in Buddhist and Hindu tradition, who is said to come quickly to anyone who calls on her. It's traditionally burned at goddess altars, during moon ritual, and in prayers for compassion and protection. As the smoke lingers, the room feels soft, bright, and gently held.
Why You'll Love It
β 25g pack, about 15β18 sticks
β About 1 hour per stick
β A wildflower blend of natural resins, honey, and woods, with no synthetic fragrances
β Hand-rolled in India, fair trade
β Pairs with Rainbow Moonstone Tumbled, a stone associated with intuition and spiritual light
β Dress a candle with Quan Yin Oil by Sun's Eye, honoring another beloved goddess of compassion
Perfect For
β Goddess altars
β Full and new moon ritual
β Prayer for compassion and protection
β Divine feminine meditation
β Women's circles
β Intention setting
How to Use It
Dress a white or green candle with Quan Yin Oil by Sun's Eye and set a Rainbow Moonstone on your goddess altar. Light the candle and a stick of incense, blowing out the flame so it smolders. Hold the Moonstone, call on Tara or the goddess you work with, and ask for what you need: courage, compassion, or protection. Sit with the smoke and listen. Never leave burning incense unattended. π
Call her name, and feel her answer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each stick burn?
About 1 hour. A fan, air conditioning, or an open window can make it burn faster.
Who is Tara?
A goddess of compassion and protection in Buddhist and Hindu tradition, said to answer quickly when called.
What is it traditionally used for?
Goddess devotion, moon ritual, and prayers for compassion and protection.
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.
