Products

1 box of Aromafume Incense Bricks, Myrrh

Purifying | Revitalizing | Calming

SCENT: EARTHY, SMOKY AND SWEET

Myrrh is a reddish-brown resin from the Commiphora myrrh tree. It was an integral part of the sacred incense ritual in the sacred spaces of Jerusalem in ancient times.

There was a time when Myrrh was worth more than its weight in gold. Its widespread medicinal and aromatic use in ancient cultures made Myrrh a thriving commodity for ancient civilizations.

The essential oils used in the production of the incense bricks are 100% IFRA compliant and always responsibly sourced.

(www.infraorg.org) ash-free | minimal smoke | non-toxic | strong aroma |

The Story of Aromafume

Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company, following a tradition passed down through 5 generations, producing incense and perfumery products, following the ancient and secret family recipe.

The secret recipe combines the ancient art of handmade natural incense production with the most modern fragrance varieties.

Traditionally, India was located on the spice and incense trade route. Various natural herbs and spices reached the Middle East and Europe. Our ancestors had a deep knowledge of the principles of the various ingredients used in Ayurvedic medicine.

The interaction between spices and the principles of Ayurveda created an exchange of knowledge and, in particular, the development of numerous varieties of incense.

How do you use the incense bricks?

1. Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
2. Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
3. The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
4. Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
5. The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
6. Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.

1 box of Aromafume Incense BrickPalo Santo and White Sage

Aromafume White Sage & Palo Santo incense bricks are a beautiful combination of natural extracts that promote relaxation and leave a pleasant aroma in the room, making it cozy and fresh.

When burned, the brick releases a citrusy, woody, and stimulating fragrance, perfect for relaxation, grounding, and protection.

Fragrance composition: Palo Santo and White Sage

The essential oils used in the production of the incense bricks are 100% IFRA compliant and always responsibly sourced.

(www.infraorg.org) ashless | minimal smoke | non-toxic | long-lasting fragrance |

The Story of Aromafume

Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company, following a tradition passed down through 5 generations, producing incense and perfumery products, following the ancient and secret family recipe.

The secret recipe combines the ancient art of handmade natural incense production with the most modern fragrance varieties.

Traditionally, India was located on the spice and incense trade route. Various natural herbs and spices reached the Middle East and Europe. Our ancestors had a deep knowledge of the principles of the various ingredients used in Ayurvedic medicine.

The interaction between spices and the principles of Ayurveda created an exchange of knowledge and, in particular, the development of numerous varieties of incense.

How do you use the incense bricks?

1. Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
2. Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
3. The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
4. Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
5. The incense brick will turn dark black and hard. It will not melt.
6. Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.

1 box of Aromafume Rose and White Sage Incense Bricks

Aromafume White Sage & Rose incense bricks are a beautiful combination of natural extracts that promote relaxation, purify, and give the environment a floral fragrance.

When burned, the bricks release a deep, sweet, and stimulating fragrance, perfect for relaxation, grounding, and protection.

Fragrance composition: Rose and White Sage

The essential oils used in the production of the incense bricks are 100% IFRA compliant and always responsibly sourced.

(www.infraorg.org) ashless | minimal smoke | non-toxic | long-lasting fragrance |

The Story of Aromafume

Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company, following a tradition passed down through 5 generations, producing incense and perfumery products, following the ancient and secret family recipe.

The secret recipe combines the ancient art of handmade natural incense production with the most modern fragrance varieties.

Traditionally, India was located on the spice and incense trade route. Various natural herbs and spices reached the Middle East and Europe. Our ancestors had a deep knowledge of the principles of the various ingredients used in Ayurvedic medicine.

The interaction between spices and the principles of Ayurveda created an exchange of knowledge and, in particular, the development of numerous varieties of incense.

How do you use the incense bricks?

1. Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
2. Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
3. The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
4. Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool down.
5. The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
6. Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.

1 box of Aromafume Sandalwood and White Sage Incense Brick

Aromafume White Sage & Sandalwood incense bricks are a beautiful combination of natural extracts that promote relaxation and purify the environment.

When burned, the brick releases a deep, woody and stimulating fragrance, perfect for relaxation, grounding, and protection.

Fragrance composition: Sandalwood and White Sage

The essential oils used in the production of the incense bricks are 100% IFRA compliant and always responsibly sourced.

(www.infraorg.org) ashless | minimal smoke | non-toxic | long-lasting fragrance |

The Story of Aromafume

Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company, following a tradition passed down through 5 generations, producing incense and perfumery products, following the ancient and secret family recipe.

The secret recipe combines the ancient art of producing handmade natural incense with the most modern fragrance varieties.

Traditionally, India was located on the spice and incense trade route. Various natural herbs and spices reached the Middle East and Europe. Our ancestors had a deep knowledge of the principles of the various ingredients used in Ayurvedic medicine.

The interaction between spices and the principles of Ayurveda created an exchange of knowledge and, in particular, the development of numerous varieties of incense.

How do you use the incense bricks?

1. Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
2. Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
3. The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
4. Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool down.
5. The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
6. Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.

Scientific Name: Artemisia vulgaris

Family: Asteraceae

Origin: Asia, Europe, North Africa

Color: Green

Aroma: Balsamic, Bitter

Properties: Sedative, expectorant, antiseptic

Quantity: 30 ml

Element Fire

Action: on the body

Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris) is a perennial plant in the Asteraceae family, used to treat coughs due to its antiseptic and expectorant properties.

Properties of mugwort

The plant's roots have a sedative effect and can relax the nervous system, making them suitable for overstimulation and general fatigue.The flowering tops of mugwort contain essential oils (thujone, cineole, beta-thujone, alpha- and beta-pinene, borneol, neroli, myrcene), sesquiterpene lactones (vulgarine), and flavonoids, which give the plant antispasmodic properties (relieving muscle spasms in cases of menstrual pain and dysmenorrhea) and emmenagogue properties (regulating menstrual flow in cases of amenorrhea and irregular menstrual cycles).In addition to making it an effective antiseptic and expectorant remedy for coughs, the presence of essential oils in the plant complex also makes it useful against intestinal parasites, while its carminative properties are used for difficult digestion, especially in the formulation of natural liqueurs.

Description of the plant

A perennial shrubby plant, without stolons, with a faint "vermouth" odor. It has an upright, reddish, striated stem and is highly branched, growing 50 to 150 cm tall. The root is woody, short, and oblique.The leaves are alternate, lanceolate, incised-dentate, green, and glabrous above, whitish and tomentose below. The lower leaves have 2-4 dentate lobes on each side, are semi-clasping, and have a blade 4-6 mm wide at the apical portion, reduced to the rachis only at the basal portion, while the upper leaves are reduced and linear.The flowers are tubular and reddish-yellow, gathered in ovoid subsessile capitula in a large leafy pyramidal panicle, with a tomentose or densely woolly involucre and a glandular corolla. The fruits are oblong, pointed, smooth, glabrous achenes without pappus.Common mugwort (Artemisia absinthium) is also known and used in herbal medicine and belongs to the same family, and is used for digestive system disorders.

Mugwort habitat

Native to the temperate regions of Europe, Asia, and North Africa, it is also naturalized in North America. It grows from the plains to the foothills, along rivers and at the edges of fields.

Historical background

The name Artemisia comes from Artemis, the goddess in ancient Greek religion of the hunt, wild game, forests, archery, and virginity. Other names include wild wormwood, mugwort, and hemp-weed due to its superficial resemblance to hemp.According to Pliny the Elder, the name of the genus Artemisia comes from Artemis, the goddess in ancient Greek religion of the hunt and the moon, who presided over childbirth, because it was considered a plant useful for women's disorders. Other traditions derive the name Artemisia from the Greek word artemes, meaning "healthy" or "of good health". The specific term vulgaris indicates that it is a common species.The currently accepted scientific binomial, Artemisia vulgaris, was proposed by Carl von Linné (1707–1778), a Swedish biologist and writer considered the father of modern scientific classification of living organisms, in the publication "Species Plantarum".Mugwort is used in traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine for the preparation of moxa (from the Japanese moe kusa, meaning "burning herb"), a medicine obtained by grinding the plant in a mortar until a woolly paste is formed, with which balls or cones are prepared that, once placed on specific points on the skin (corresponding to acupuncture points), are burned.Also known as "devil-driving herb", it was harvested at the summer solstice, and several popular uses and traditions also attribute antiepileptic properties to the plant.

Use

Suitable for burning on a heat-resistant saucer with charcoal or in an incense burner with a sieve. The combustion process in an incense burner with a sieve is slower than with charcoal. The incense can easily be mixed with other varieties of incense.

Package: 1 Mugwort Smudge (Artemisia Vulgaris)

Length: approximately 12 cm

Its name comes from the Latin “Artemisia,” which derives from the Greek Goddess protector of women and children, Artemis.

Mugwort is one of humanity’s oldest ritual plants. It has been used to relieve menstrual pain and during childbirth.

Its fragrance warms and soothes, opening the senses to that which is higher. It helps let go of the old to welcome the new.

This incense can be used in any difficult situation where a decision needs to be made.

In Germanic tradition, it was always present at every celebration because it was considered very powerful for driving away spirits and demons and creating a protective circle among the participants.

These sticks can be used repeatedly, provided they are properly extinguished after each use. It is recommended to trim off the burnt residue and rewrap it in aluminum foil for the next use, keeping it away from moisture.

How to use:

To use incense sticks, light the top of the bundle, then gently blow out the flame with a light movement of your hand; the herb will release its full aromatic fragrance.

Traditionally, the smoke is spread and directed where you wish to perform the fumigation with the help of a feather (but your hand works just as well), and then it is placed on a shell to continue smoking (but any heat-resistant support will do). Once lit and smoking, direct the smoke where you wish or take the smudge directly to the desired area.

Alternatively, you can place the smudge on a small plate and let it smoke as desired.

Before using it again, trim off the burnt part with scissors.

After use, wrap it in aluminum foil and store it away from heat sources and moisture. It lasts for numerous fumigations. Do not leave it lit in drafts.

Scientific Name: Artemisia tridentata

Family: Asteraceae

Origin:  United States of America

Color: Gray

Aroma: Strong and pungent

Properties: Purification, Protection, Psychic Powers, Prophetic Dreams, Spiritual Healing

Quantity: 30 ml

This type of Artemisia is a highly aromatic perennial shrub typical of the uncultivated lands of the western United States; it is considered by the local Native peoples to be a powerful remedy for mental illnesses and destructive energies.

It helps keep negative thoughts and states of discouragement at bay. It creates a connection with Mother Earth and the Great Spirit.

Artemisia Tridentata is a plant in the Asteraceae family, native to the western United States, where it is known by the common name sagebrush.

Its silvery gray-green foliage suggests why it was named after Artemisia, the Greek goddess of the moon. Yet it is also a member of the sunflower or Asteraceae family, although with very reduced flowers, small tufts of yellow disk flowers that appear on thin stems above the woody stems, and leathery leaves with their three lobes.

It appears as a silvery-gray shrub that, along rivers or in other relatively moist areas, can grow up to 3 m tall, but usually does not exceed 1–2 m.

Artemisia Tridentata is characterized by a strong and pungent fragrance, especially when wet, like common sage. However, it is not related to the latter and has a more bitter taste. It is thought that its odor serves to deter predators.

This herb is excellent for ritual cleansing and protection. The Navajo would fumigate themselves with gray sage before long journeys or other acts of endurance to free the body from unwanted or persistent things. The Paiute used it during religious dances to ensure spiritual cleansing and decorated themselves with its flowers and leaves for a spring dance. The Washo shamans decorated themselves with gray sage. The Kawaisu throw its seeds into the fire during celebrations because of the popping sounds they make.

It is suitable for burning on charcoal or in special incense burners.

Use

Suitable for burning on a heat-resistant plate with charcoal or in an incense burner with a screen. The combustion process in an incense burner with a screen is slower than with charcoal. The incense can easily be mixed with other varieties of incense.

Features: Our Wind Spinners reflect sunlight or artificial light.

They spin in the wind or with a battery-powered motor.

The fantastic effect they create is unique and original. Perfect for your garden or living room.

Dimensions: 30.4 cm

Durability: Made of Stainless Steel. Powder-coated to ensure a long lifespan and UV protection.

Use: INDOOR or OUTDOOR - Beautify your garden, balcony, porch, living room, or bedroom with this original product.