Incense for World Peace Kurukulle

Incense for World Peace Kurukulle. This incense is a tribute to the Kurukulle deities. The Bhutanese incense is manufactured with utmost care and in strict conformity by Kesang Poizokhang, a specialist in the manufacture of Bhutanese incense sticks in collaboration with Menjong Indigenous Herbal Medical Centre, Thimpu Bhutan in dedication to world peace and promotion of Buddha Dharma.

Incense burning is an important ritual in all major Buddhist traditions, but the purpose and symbolism of incense are slightly different for each tradition. In Buddhism, incense functions as an offering to the Buddhas, or enlightened ones, as well as a symbol for various aspects of Buddhist belief and an aid to positive thoughts and actions.

A Buddhist Dakini originating from the country of Uddiyana is the goddess Kurukulle. The name Kurukulle is translated into Tibetan as Rigjyedma (rig-byed-ma), “she who is the cause of knowledge”.
She is associated with a king of Uddiyana named Indrabhuti.

• Contains no chemicals or synthetics.
• Approximately 25 incense sticks 20cm long.
• Approximate duration: 30 minutes
• Weight: 120gr. approx.
• Handmade in Nepal

Instructions for Use：

• Light the incense stick and place it in an incense burner.
• Always burn incense in moderate amounts to avoid overheating.
• Never leave your incense burning unattended.