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Incense has played a significant role in religious ceremonies
worldwide from ancient times. An Egyptian tablet dated from
1530 BCE, mentions its usage. It is also described in the
Vedic literatures of India, dated at 5,000 BCE. Natural
aromatic woods such as sandalwood, and essential oils of
flowers and herbs, were used as a natural scent. Perhaps the best-known natural fragrances are frankincense and myrrh,
found almost exclusively in Somalia.

In Native American cultures, tobacco, sage, and other
aromatic herbal substances are often important components.

A 2 oz jar of our incense is equivalent to approximately 30
sticks of incense. The fragrances are very aromatic and best
enjoyed by simply sprinkling a small amount on burning
incense charcoal. I get the incense from jar to charcoal with
my favorite letter opener, using the flat of the blade as a
"spoon".

The Bamboo Incense Charcoal is a natural alternative for
burning incense. This all-natural charcoal does not contain
the saltpeter, sulphates or sustainers found in most incense
charcoal today. For your convienence, we do offer both the Bamboo and Regular Incense Charcoal.