Incense burner Moine Meditation in position Namaskara Mudrā

The car holder represents A monkin position namaskara-mudrā, symbol of respect, prayer, or tribute. Also, the attached hands symbolize the unification of the two essential aspects of life, "spiritual and material", or "static and dynamic".

The monk is sitting on water waves, on which a Incense cone with reflux (not included). The smoke in the incense will slowly flow downwards, in cascade and will thus create a relaxing atmosphere, conducive to meditation, reflection and relaxation.

Note: Incense cones with reflux not included

Benefits of incense

• Made from plants with therapeutic benefits
• Favorable to well-being and comfort
• Decreases stress and promotes calm and appeasement
• Stimulates and nourishes spirituality, our physical, psychological, psychological and emotional state
• Ancestral cultures and traditions

How to use incense safely?

• Place the incense in an adapted container (ENTENCE CARDS)
• Turn on the incense then let it be built up
• Use in a healthy and ventilated room
• Burn an incense at a time
• Ventilate the part after use
• Can be used from time to time on a regular basis
• Avoid inhaling the smoke directly
• Adapt the combustion time to the volume of the part (for example, a 13 cm incense stick - 30 min of combustion - is suitable for a room. For a smaller room, the toilet, you will have to cut the incense stick in two.)

Please note: asthmatic people or suffering from respiratory diseases must ask their doctor for advice.

Characteristics of the Moine Meditation and Cascade Moine Carrier