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Incense sticks 4th Anahata Chakra

This incense frees you from anxiety and fear, stimulates enthusiasm, tolerance, and openness towards others.

It opens the heart to universal love.

Melange Soothing.

Quantity: 20 sticks, 20 cm long - 40 grams

Duration: 65-80 minutes

Origin: India

The Chakra incenses have been specially designed for energy therapy.

Each one covers a specific vibrational field, related to one of the seven evolutionary Chakras.

Entirely handmade, free from substances harmful to health, synthetic, and chemical.

It is important to spend a few hours a day in an environment with a controlled vibration.

Fiore D’Oriente Chakra incenses were created following ancient Vedic teachings.

Inside the pouch, there is a reminder bookmark. The regular use of these fragrances helps to harmonize the energy system.

4th chakra, anahata or “heart chakra”

Location: chest area of the body

Color: green

Meaning: it is the ability to love emotionally, that is, to experience a feeling that comes not so much from the mind, but from the heart. It is important to remember that, in the yoga tradition, love and listening are closely related; spiritually speaking, they have the same value.

Laser-engraved corozo pendant with the 4th chakra, Anahata or the “heart chakra”

Dimensions: 2.8 cm

Complete with an adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.

Meaning: it is the ability to love emotionally, that is, to experience a feeling that does not stem so much from the mind as from the heart. It is important to remember that, in the yoga tradition, love and listening are closely related; spiritually speaking, they have the same significance.

Position: In the center of the chest

Function: Love, humility, compassion, generosity, openness to others

Color: Green

Element: Air

Sense: Touch

Crystals and stones: All green stones, in particular tourmaline and aventurine

Mantra: Yam

Note: Fa

Anahata is the fourth of our chakras, also known as the heart chakra because of its position adjacent to our heart: it is located in the center of the sternum and governs all the organs and limbs near this area, namely the heart and circulatory system, but also the lungs, thymus, and upper limbs.

Its Sanskrit name means “unstruck,” which literally refers to a sound produced by two elements that do not collide with each other, and it refers to the meeting of the heart and lung plexuses, where two important vital functions flow together without interfering with one another.

The Anahata chakra is, in fact, connected to our purest and most selfless feelings, such as altruism, humility, trust, compassion, and forgiveness.

It is depicted as a green lotus with twelve petals on which twelve Sanskrit consonants are inscribed.

The characteristics of the fourth chakra

The element that represents this chakra is air, which unites heaven and earth, and the color associated with it is green, which represents harmony and well-being.

When the fourth chakra is open and balanced, our generosity, openness toward others, and empathy benefit: we are able to love and give all of ourselves without any ulterior motive, feeling balanced and in harmony with the rest of humanity.

Conversely, when the Anahata chakra is blocked, our attitude toward others is clearly affected: we tend to become distrustful and excessively paranoid, struggling to trust others or let ourselves go with them, fueling a growing indecision that makes us doubt and feel depressed for no reason. We begin to fear and avoid expressions of affection as much as possible, not feeling worthy of receiving love and feeling anxious in our social relationships.

Even when the chakra is excessively open, there are unpleasant consequences: we try to help others in a way that is not completely selfless, only for the recognition we will gain from it and their gratitude. The need to give is linked to our selfishness, and we end up blaming others for our failures and disappointments.

The physical consequences involve the organs governed by the chakra, namely the heart and lungs, causing problems such as high blood pressure, asthma, and insomnia, and increasing the risk of heart and lung diseases.

Material

Corozo, or “vegetable ivory” or “tagua,” is made from the dried seed of the tropical plant “Phytelephas macrocarpa,” commonly known as the elephant plant (Phytos = plant, elephas = elephant).

The plant, similar to that of the coconut, grows in the humid equatorial belt of central South America (Ecuador).

Each plant produces 8–10 fruit clusters per year, each containing 250 seeds. When fresh, they contain a milky white liquid that, after 9 months of maturation, solidifies and turns into a white material very similar to animal ivory.

After drying, corozo nuts are cut into slices. The turned slice becomes a washer with regular dimensions.

The original color, from optical white to antique ivory, should be considered “the natural” par excellence.

Dyeing with natural earths emphasizes the shape and highlights its unique and extraordinary veins, which are very similar to those of burr wood.

Laser-engraved plant ivory pendant with the 5th chakra, Vishuddha, or the “throat chakra”

Dimensions: 2.8 cm

Complete with an adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.

Meaning: it represents creativity, communication, and a keen aesthetic perception. Talented artists, musicians, and other servants of the arts are people in whom the vishuddha is well developed.

In a spiritual sense, it represents the connection with the beyond, being in communication with dimensions that transcend the human.

Location: At the level of the throat, at the intersection of the collarbones

Function: Communication, openness to others, listening

Color: Light blue

Element: Ether

Sense: Hearing

Crystals and stones: All light blue stones, in particular Chalcedony and Sodalite

Mantra: Ham

Note: Sol

Vishuddha is our fifth chakra, also known as the throat chakra because it is located right near our throat, more precisely at the intersection of the collarbones, with the apex at the third cervical vertebra. It governs all the organs located around this area, namely the trachea, throat, vocal cords, nose, ears, and thyroid endocrine glands.

Its Sanskrit name means “pure,” by virtue of the fact that within it, the body’s energy flows from the bottom upwards, purifying itself and taking shape in our most human and sophisticated interactions: listening and communication.

The Vishuddha chakra is, in fact, connected to our expressive faculties, sincerity, diplomacy, and creative expression.

Vishuddha is represented by a purple or turquoise lotus with sixteen petals on which the sixteen vocalic vermilion letters of the Sanskrit alphabet are depicted.

The characteristics of the fifth chakra

The element that represents this chakra is ether, Aristotle’s famous hypothesized quintessence, and the energy that characterizes it is that of sound, an invisible but extremely powerful force. Finally, the color associated with it is light blue, which has always been a symbol of purity and transparency.

When the fifth chakra is open and balanced, our creative side and our social relationships benefit: we are naturally inclined toward personal growth, communication, and participation in the community through the positive vibrations transmitted to us by those around us. The ethereal space represents the absence of judgment within us and allows us to express ourselves with crystal clarity, free from preconceptions and prejudices about others.

Conversely, when the Vishuddha chakra is blocked, physically we may more easily suffer from respiratory tract infections such as sinusitis, colds, tracheitis, pharyngitis, and laryngitis, but also thyroid disorders, hearing problems, and cervical issues. On a psychological and emotional level, however, we find ourselves struggling to listen to others and communicate our ideas: we tend to flee from social interactions, shut ourselves off, and let ourselves be consumed by shyness, introversion, and a perpetual sense of inadequacy. We cannot trust ourselves, our ideas, or our abilities, and we often oppose change.

If, instead, the fifth chakra is overactive, we adopt a completely opposite attitude: we become victims of restlessness and excessive self-esteem, often biting our tongues, or speaking too quickly and too impulsively. We are overcome by anger, pride, fanaticism, and a false sense of superiority that lead us to degrade our relationships with others.

Material

Corozo, or “Plant Ivory” or “Tagua,” is made from the dried seed of the tropical plant “Phytelephas macrocarpa,” commonly known as the elephant plant (Phytos = plant, elephas = elephant).

The plant, similar to a coconut palm, grows in the humid equatorial belt of central South America (Ecuador).

Each plant produces 8–10 inflorescences per year, each containing 250 seeds. When fresh, they contain a milky white liquid that, after 9 months of maturation, solidifies and transforms into a white material entirely similar to animal ivory.

After drying, corozo nuts are cut into slices. The turned slice becomes a disc with regular dimensions.

The original color, from optical white to antique ivory, must be considered “the natural” par excellence.

Dyeing with natural earths emphasizes the shape and highlights its unique and extraordinary veins, very similar to those of burr wood.

Incense sticks 5th Vishuddha Chakra

This incense brings wisdom and truth, helping with mental clarity, creativity, calm, and awareness in speech and action.

Melange Purifying.

Quantity: 10 sticks, 20 cm - 20 grams

Duration: 65-80 minutes

Origin: India

The Chakra incenses have been specially designed for energy therapy.

Each one covers a specific vibrational field, related to one of the seven evolutionary Chakras.

Entirely handmade, free from substances harmful to health, synthetic, and chemical.

It is important to spend a few hours a day in an environment with a controlled vibration.

Fiore D’Oriente Chakra incenses were made following ancient Vedic teachings.

Inside the pouch, there is a reminder bookmark. The constant use of these fragrances helps to harmonize the energy system.

5th chakra, vishuddha or “throat chakra”

Location: in the lower half of the neck and at the level of the collarbones

Color: light blue

Meaning: it is creativity, communication, and keen aesthetic perception. Great artists, musicians, and other servants of art are people in whom the vishuddha is well developed. In a spiritual sense, it represents the connection with the beyond, being in communication with dimensions that transcend the human.

Incense sticks 5th Vishuddha Chakra

This incense brings wisdom and truth, helping mental clarity, creativity, calm, and awareness in speech and action.

Melange Purifying.

Quantity: 20 sticks, 20 cm long - 40 grams

Duration: 65-80 minutes

Origin: India

The Chakra incenses have been specially designed for energy therapy.

Each one covers a precise vibrational field, in relation to one of the seven evolutionary Chakras.

Entirely handmade, free from substances harmful to health, synthetic, and chemical.

It is important to spend a few hours a day in an environment with a controlled vibration.

Fiore D’Oriente Chakra incenses have been made following ancient Vedic teachings.

Inside the pouch, there is a reminder bookmark. The constant use of these fragrances helps to harmonize the energy system.

5th chakra, vishuddha or “throat chakra”

Location: in the lower half of the neck and at the level of the collarbones

Color: light blue

Meaning: it is creativity, communication, and a keen aesthetic perception. Great artists, musicians, and other servants of art are people in whom the vishuddha is well developed. In a spiritual sense, it represents the connection with the beyond, being in communication with dimensions that transcend the human.

Incense sticks 6th Ajna Chakra

This incense amplifies thought forms. It balances emotions and promotes perception and communication with your higher self and spirit guides. 

Melange Relaxing.

Quantity: 10 sticks, 20 cm long - 20 grams

Duration: 65-80 minutes

Origin: India

The Chakra incenses have been specially designed for energy therapy.

Each one covers a specific vibrational field, related to one of the seven evolutionary Chakras.

Entirely handmade, free from substances harmful to health, synthetic and chemical.

It is important to spend a few hours a day in an environment with a controlled vibration.

Fiore D’Oriente Chakra incenses have been made following ancient Vedic teachings.

Inside the pouch, there is a reminder bookmark. The constant use of these fragrances helps to harmonize the energy system.

6th chakra, adjnia or “third eye chakra”

Location: large chakra located in the center of the forehead

Color: indigo

Meaning: it is the tactical, rational mind. In a spiritual sense, it is the third eye; as a personal quality, it is self-confidence.

Meaning: it is creativity, communication, and keen aesthetic perception. Talented artists, musicians, and other servants of art are people in whom the vishuddha is well developed. In a spiritual sense, it represents the connection with the beyond, being in communication with dimensions that transcend the human.

Incense sticks 6th Ajna Chakra

This incense amplifies thought forms. It balances emotions and promotes perception and communication with your higher self and spirit guides. 

Melange Relaxing.

Quantity: 20 sticks, 20 cm long - 40 grams

Duration: 65-80 minutes

Origin: India

The Chakra incenses have been specially designed for energy therapy.

Each one covers a specific vibrational field, related to one of the seven evolutionary Chakras.

Entirely handmade, free from substances harmful to health, synthetic and chemical.

It is important to spend a few hours a day in an environment with a controlled vibration.

Fiore D’Oriente Chakra incenses have been made following ancient Vedic teachings.

Inside the pouch, there is a reminder bookmark. The constant use of these fragrances helps to harmonize the energy system.

6th chakra, adjnia or “third eye chakra”

Location: large chakra located in the center of the forehead

Color: indigo

Meaning: it is the tactical, rational mind. In a spiritual sense, it is the third eye; as a personal quality, it is self-confidence.

Meaning: it is creativity, communication, and keen aesthetic perception. Talented artists, musicians, and other servants of art are people in whom the vishuddha is well developed. In a spiritual sense, it represents the connection with the beyond, being in communication with dimensions that transcend the human.

Laser-engraved plant ivory pendant with the 6th chakra, Ajna, or the “third eye chakra”

Dimensions: 2.8 cm

Complete with an adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.

Meaning: it is the tactical, rational mind. Spiritually, it is the third eye; as a personal quality, it is self-confidence.

Location: In the center of the forehead, between the eyebrows

Function: Intuition, imagination, foresight

Color: Purple or Indigo

Element: Light

Sense: Sixth sense

Crystals and stones: Amethyst, fluorite, labradorite, lapis lazuli, moldavite, opal, sodalite, sapphire, zircon

Mantra: Aum

Note: The

Ajna is our sixth chakra, also known as the third eye chakra because it is located right in the center of the forehead, more precisely in the area between the eyebrows. It governs all the organs located near this area, including the eyes, pituitary gland, hormonal system, and central nervous system, which consists of the brain and spinal cord.

Its Sanskrit name means “to perceive,” precisely because our ideas, premonitions, and intuition originate from its center. Our inner guru, that is, our wise and far-sighted part, resides right at this chakra.

Ajna is, in fact, connected to everything related to intuition, creative imagination, concentration, and mental clarity.

It is represented as a two-petaled flower: usually, a Sanskrit letter is inscribed on each petal, or alternatively, the sun is drawn on the right petal and the moon on the left. There is also a triangle with the tip pointing downwards in the flower.

The characteristics of the sixth chakra

The element that represents this chakra is light, a source of energy and a symbol of knowledge, and the energy that characterizes it is that of vision, which enables us to know and interact with the world. The two colors associated with it are indigo and purple, associated with spirituality and intellect.

When the sixth chakra is open and balanced, concentration and intuition benefit, along with the ability to imagine and bring visual concepts to life in our minds, skills that reflect a deep inner harmony.

The energy of Ajna makes us more aware of the reality surrounding us and allows us to know ourselves without being conditioned by momentary desires or needs. We are able to perceive the “here and now” clearly without any distortion and are capable of processing ideas, opinions, discussions, and judgments with a critical and rational spirit.

Conversely, when the Ajna chakra is blocked, at a physical level we may more easily experience vision problems, apathy, depression, chronic fatigue, or insomnia and nervousness.

On a psychological level, we easily lose our memory and allow ourselves to be carried away by fleeting thoughts, becoming easily distracted by the slightest stimulus. We are perpetually consumed by worries, anxieties, and fears, and we convince ourselves that we are useless: we are also seized by the obsession to measure and control everything, driven by materialism and mental rigidity.

The greatest risk we run is that of stop dreaming and losing idealism, convincing ourselves to reject any idea or stimulus that is spiritual or not linked to tangible facts.

If, instead, the sixth chakra works excessively, our head becomes heavy: tireless mental activity leads us to impatience and selfishness, making us arrogant and egocentric. Our ambition prevails over everything, making it difficult to relate to others and leading us to a distorted view of the world and ourselves, created by baseless illusions and false beliefs.

Material

Corozo, or “Plant Ivory” or “Tagua,” is made from the dried seed of the tropical plant “Phytelephas macrocarpa,” commonly known as the elephant plant (Phytos = plant, elephas = elephant).

The plant, similar to that of the coconut palm, grows in the humid equatorial belt of central South America (Ecuador).

Each plant produces 8–10 inflorescences per year, each containing 250 seeds. When fresh, they contain a milky white liquid that, after 9 months of maturation, solidifies and transforms into a white material entirely similar to animal ivory.

After drying, corozo nuts are cut into slices. The slice is then turned on a lathe into a regular-shaped washer.

The original color, from optical white to antiqued ivory, must be considered “the natural” par excellence.

Tinting with natural earths emphasizes its shape and highlights its unique and extraordinary veins, very similar to those of burr wood.