Where the alpine breeze passes, tension turns to quiet
Notes: Early morning grass · Cedar · Moss
10.5cm per stick • 25 sticks within a stick holder • 40 mins each • Charcoal-free • Package size 15.5*3.3*3cm
Following the mountain winds through Nepal's Mustang Valley, artisans gather the wild elements of a single day: dew-soaked early morning grass at dawn, sun-bleached alpine cedar at noon, and damp mountain moss at dusk. Three cycles of mountain wind, hand-rolled into a single stick.
It lights with the crisp, dewy brightness of morning grass, softens into the dry, steady warmth of weathered cedar, and fades into the quiet, earthy depth of forest moss. This is the quiet ease of Three Flavors of the Wind—the way prayer flags flutter in the wind, carrying away the noise of the world.
Light it when anxiety knots your mind, letting the vast mountain air clear out the clutter and return you to a calmer rhythm.
· Dispatched from our UK warehouse
Himalayan high-altitude cypress, Nepalese cedar flowers, nanmu binder powder
Marpha Village, Central Mustang | 2,600m
Wild early morning grass harvested at dawn, blended with ancient cedar heartwood and damp mountain moss. Weathered by alpine frost and air-dried in canyon breezes for a crisp, grounding woody clarity.
In Marpha Village, mountain woodcrafters hand-shave weathered cedar heartwood, blending it with wild morning grass and forest moss before air-drying each stick in canyon breezes for 18 days. This 25-day slow craft captures raw Himalayan winds and the easing power of deep relaxation.
Sanctum Tathaa sources premium, natural ingredients from Mustang, Nepal, employing long-cherished, traditional techniques to craft incense of exceptional quality.
Diameter 3 mm, length 10.5 cm, net wt. 15 g; includes a Himalayan mineral-ore incense holder and a sheet of blessing mantras.
Naturally sourced, hand-rolled incense sticks; upholding the secret blessing tradition of Mustang’s Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism, refined for modern life.
It opens with the crisp, dewy brightness of Early Morning Grass, instantly awakening the senses like stepping onto damp soil at dawn. As the initial freshness settles, a heart of noble Cedar emerges, grounding the room with its dry, steady warmth. Finally, the aroma rests in the quiet, velvety depth of forest Moss—a soft, earthy embrace that anchors scattered thoughts and brings a slow, rhythmic return to stillness.
THE ANATOMY of Three Flavors of the Wind
A rich, dry woodiness that offers steady warmth and timeless architectural calm.
Where breeze passes, tension turns to quiet
Light it when anxiety knots your mind, letting the vast mountain air clear out the clutter and return you to a calmer rhythm.
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