Potala
traditional Tibetan incense is a robust and heady blend of medicinal
herbs, red sandalwood and other precious substances, made in Nepal by
exiled Tibetan Buddhists.
It's named after the
Potala Palace in Lhasa (itself named after Mount Potala), the chief
residence of the Dalai Lama until the Chinese invasion of Tibet. The
Potala Palace has now been converted into a museum by the Chinese.
A box contains 22 ten
inch (26cm) sticks, which burn for over an hour each, depending on
conditions.
EXCELLENT
VALUE AT £4.49 per box, plus post
& packing.
|
