Sacred Himalayan herbs | Smoke Ritual for Purification & Peace

A traditional blend of juniper, cypress, red sandalwood, and wood chamomile — our Bhutanese Healing & Purification Herbs bring the sacred smoke rituals of the Himalayas into your home, to purify, protect, and create peace.

How to Use These Sacred Herbs

Burn on charcoal for purification rituals and energy cleansing.

Use in meditation to deepen focus and spiritual connection.

Enhance prayer offerings with fragrant smoke that carries intentions to the divine.

Infuse in herbal baths for rejuvenation and holistic healing.

Bhutanese Herbs for Healing & Purification

Juniper (Shukpa - ཤུག་པ་) – Used in fumigation rituals, juniper is burned to cleanse spaces of negative energy and invite positive forces. The fragrant smoke is a key part of Bhutanese purification ceremonies.

Cypress bark (Tsenden - ཙན་དན་) – A sacred tree of Bhutan, cypress represents resilience and spiritual protection. Its essential oil is used for grounding, and its branches are often burned for purification.

Wood Chamomile – A soothing herb, chamomile is used in Bhutanese traditional medicine for its calming properties, aiding in relaxation, digestion, and skin health.

Red Sandalwood Powder (Pterocarpus santalinus - དམར་བུམ་པོ་) – Known for its spiritual and healing properties, red sandalwood is often used in prayer beads (mala), incense, and medicine. It promotes tranquility, deepens meditation, and is believed to have protective energies.

Sacred Himalayan herbs | Smoke Ritual for Purification & Peace. Protection. Healing.

For centuries, smoke has been a bridge between the seen and unseen. In Bhutanese monasteries, herbs are burned daily as offerings to the deities — to purify the air, dispel negative energy, and invite blessings. This sacred practice, known as sang (བསང་), has been passed down through generations as a profound ritual of cleansing and renewal.

🌿 Infused with the Spirit of Bhutan’s Monasteries & Mountains 🌿

Crafted from a traditional blend of juniper, cypress, red sandalwood, and wood chamomile, these herbs embody Bhutan’s spiritual heritage. Burned as incense, they create fragrant smoke believed to:
Clear obstacles
Promote peace
Protect the spirit
Elevate meditation and prayer

✨ Modern Ritual
Honor ancient Himalayan traditions in your own space. Place a small handful on charcoal or a fire-safe vessel. As the smoke rises, allow it to purify your environment, awaken your senses, and reconnect you with your inner stillness.