Protective incense burner

The enclosure consists of a support on which a monk Sitting on a wooden bench in positionAbhaya-Mudrā, Between a tree and a lotus flower.

The monk is framed by a circle at its height to underline its presence reassuring. The monk in position Abhaya-Mudrā brings comfort and protection with the open hand, which dissipates fear.

A cup is on the circle to accommodate a reflux incense cone, to see the smoke gently escape towards the monk and create a relaxing atmosphere. As for the lotus flower, it can accommodate a stick of incense.

Note: Incense cones with reflux and incense sticks 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 Carder Card Abhaya Mudrā and lotus flower