Asian Incense, Oils, and Perfume
Incense, essential oils, and perfume are used all over the Far East. Indian incense is most well known, but China and Japan have their own notable scents. They particularly favor essences from trees and herbs. Essential oils from India, Japan, and China can be musky or floral, heavy or light, and can quickly permeate a room through one of our tower incense burners or a standard wooden incense burner. Whether you prefer cone incense or stick incense, choose from a wide variety of scents to add an exotic air to your home.
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Essential oils, incense and burners are used in the Far East for religious ceremonies - to honor the dead, accompany meditation, and during prayer. This custom has traveled the world over, though in the West it is more commonly used as a method of room fragrance or to provide ambiance, rather than in a religious context.
Indian incense and perfume is most well known , but China and Japan have their own notable scents. They particularly favor essences from trees and herbs. Incense from India, Japan, and China can be musky or floral, heavy or light, and can quickly permeate a room. Indian incense and Indian perfume is most commonly associated with musky scents like sandalwood and patchouli, but lighter florals such as lily and rose are popular for high traffic rooms or for smaller spaces that cannot handle a heavy scent.
Indian incense and perfume is most well known , but China and Japan have their own notable scents. They particularly favor essences from trees and herbs. Incense from India, Japan, and China can be musky or floral, heavy or light, and can quickly permeate a room. Indian incense and Indian perfume is most commonly associated with musky scents like sandalwood and patchouli, but lighter florals such as lily and rose are popular for high traffic rooms or for smaller spaces that cannot handle a heavy scent.
