Natural Incense

Satya Chakra incense is part of the Satya Sai Baba natural incense line, made with a blend of pure essential oils, plumeria flowers, resins, herbs, and sandalwood powder, entirely hand-rolled, with a thin bamboo core inside.

The mix of aromas enclosed in this incense helps to dissolve any energy blocks in the chakras.

Quantity: 15-gram box (14 sticks measuring 20 cm)

Duration: approximately 30 minutes

Origin: India

Pack of 3 sticks for each Fiore d'Oriente chakra.

Incense handmade with only natural ingredients.

Packaged in Italy: colored cardboard box with information in English.

Product features

• 100% natural handmade incense
• To harmonize the Chakras
• Pack of 3 x 7 sticks
• No artificial or chemical ingredients

How to use

Light the stick, let it burn for a few seconds and extinguish the flame.

Place the glowing stick in a suitable incense burner, away from flammable objects. Ventilate well.

Fiore d'Oriente Chakra Incense

Fiore d'Oriente has developed a line of natural incense to help balance and develop the 7 Chakras, the subtle energy system inside and around our body. Designed to support health, without any type of artificial ingredients or additives.

These natural incense sticks are produced following traditional Indian recipes, where they are rolled by hand by families that have been producing incense for generations.

The ingredients used are natural resins, honey, essential oils, vegetable oils, wood powder and herbs known in the Ayurvedic tradition for their medicinal properties.

The chakras

The chakras are points of subtle energy, literally called energy wheels. They work as places of energy exchange. In fact, we have hundreds of chakras spread throughout our subtle energy system. However, the best known are the seven main chakras, which are connected in the central energy channel of our body, running along the spine. When the chakras work correctly, these centers are the gateways for the vital energy that enters our body through the channels (nadis) and meridians that cross our subtle body. At the same time, they are also exit points for low-frequency energy that returns to the transforming subtle bodies.

Each of the seven main chakras represents a level of consciousness or a stage of life development, seen from the perspective of our physical existence. The chakras can function less when they are in a negative state for a long time due to negative habits and accumulated emotions. This makes it difficult for the personality to fully integrate the level of consciousness that each chakra represents. When the chakras are open and balanced, they form an integrated system in which each chakra depends on the others for optimal functioning.

Quantity: 21 sticks of 23 cm - 42 grams

Duration: 65-80 minutes

Origin: Italy

The Smudge Set - Assorted Sahumitos by Sagrada Madre contains 5 handmade smudges made with 100% natural fragrant herbs and resins.

Perfect for purifying the air in your home and raising the energy vibrations of places, objects, and people, these natural smudges are ideal for performing energy cleansing and spiritual purification rituals thanks to the synergistic action of herbs, resins, and fragrant essences.

Features:

Fragrance: Resins and Spices

Composition: Aromatic herbs, natural resins, natural binder, and essential oils

Duration: 2 hours

Format: 5 smudges

Decorated box: 18x14x12 cm

• The smudges included in the "Resins and Spices" box are scented with fragrant essential oils of:

• Cinnamon and anise to promote feelings of unity and prosperity;
• Copal, an effective energy protector;
• Storax, useful as a protective shield;
• Myrrh and Palo Santo to promote cleansing and harmony in any environment;
• Incense for performing cleansing and purification rituals.

Origin: Argentina

Sagrada Madre

Sagrada Madre means "Holy Mother," Pachamama, and this name reflects the way they treat the Earth's resources. For the harvesting of Palo Santo, Sagrada Madre only uses old branches that have naturally fallen from the tree. They work directly with native communities in Peru and Argentina to plant Palo Santo trees and combat deforestation. Furthermore, Sagrada Madre ensures that they plant more trees than they use.

All variants of Sagrada Madre incense are carefully packaged in attractive natural packaging material, to minimize the impact on the environment.

Warnings - directions for use

• Place in a suitable incense burner.
• Do not leave the incense burning unattended.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Ventilate well.

1 Aromatic Soap Carta Aromatica d'Eritrea Blu Touareg

Treat yourselves to a little pampering. With the unmistakable fragrance of our blue aromatic essence, your skin will be left pleasantly scented and moisturized.

The extraordinary fragrance, based on Atlas cedarwood essential oil from Morocco, Mediterranean lemon and sweet orange essential oils, and a touch of Malaccan patchouli, evokes the free spirit of the Touareg people, the Berber inhabitants of the Sahara.

The cedar tree, revered as sacred since Babylonian times in 2250 BC, symbolized strength, magic, vital energy, and immortality, and was the first of the seven fragrances of Mesopotamia. Handcrafted with pure, unblended natural essential oils, Essence du Touareg will fill the air around you with its intense, warm, and balsamic fragrance, featuring delicate woody notes.

Weight: 100 grams

Origin: Italy

1 Aromatic Soap Carta Aromatica d'Eritrea - 100 grams

Since 1927, the traditional formula created by the experienced and award-winning pharmacist from Piacenza, Dr. Vittoriano Casanova, has been faithfully preserved in the preparation of the historic Carta Aromatica d'Eritrea.

From the fragrant notes that characterize this inimitable fragrance, an extraordinary line of plant-based soaps is born, capable of providing a unique sensory experience for cleansing. Treat yourself to a pampering experience with this unmistakable aromatic fragrance. Your skin will be left pleasantly scented and moisturized.

Weight: 100 grams

Origin: Italy

Scientific Name: Daemonorops draco

Family: Arecales

Origin: India

Color: Red

Aroma: Sweet, spicy, pungent

Properties: Antiviral, removes negative influences, contemplation

Quantity: 90 grams

The dragon's blood tree grows in the swampy regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia.

This resin is attributed with magical powers. Incense for offerings and rituals, protective and strengthens resistance.

Mixed with sandalwood, cedar, or labdanum, it makes a very sensual blend.

Curiosity:

On the island of Socotra, Dragon's Blood obtained from Dracaena cinnabari is still considered a kind of panacea; in fact, it is used to heal wounds, eczema, and other skin conditions, thanks to its coagulating properties (paradoxically, Dragon's Blood obtained from plants of the genus Daemonorops in Southeast Asia has the opposite properties, namely anticoagulant properties). It is also used for its anti-diarrheal properties, to reduce fever, to treat mouth ulcers, to treat the gastrointestinal tract, as well as as an antiviral for the respiratory tract.

Throughout antiquity, in the Mediterranean basin and the Near East, Dragon's Blood was used for its medicinal properties.

For example, Dioscorides and other Greek writers described its properties. In China, it is used for varnishing wooden furniture, and it is also very often used as a precious red dye to decorate panels and banners on special holidays (weddings, New Year).

Since the 17th century, one of the typical varnishes used by Italian master luthiers to finish violins and other string instruments has also been made from Dragon's Blood. In the last century, there was even a toothpaste that contained Dragon's Blood resin in its recipe. Even today, it is used for varnishing musical instruments, in the restoration of furniture and picture frames, in photo-etching, and in oils for body wellness.

From a magical-ritual point of view, it is still used as ceremonial incense in India. In Hoodoo, which is a type of Afro-American folk magic, as well as in New Orleans Voodoo, Dragon's Blood is used in mojo bags to attract money and love; it is also used as incense to cleanse places of negative presences and influences.

It is also added to the red ink called “Dragon's Blood,” used to write magical seals and talismans.

In folk medicine, Dragon's Blood is used externally as a solution or suspension to promote the healing of wounds and to stop bleeding, while internally it serves against chest pains, internal trauma, and menstrual irregularities.

In medieval and modern magic and alchemy, it was associated with the planetary sphere of Mars.

In neopagan witchcraft, it is used to increase the power of protection, love and sexuality, banishing and attack spells. In New Age shamanism, it has similar uses.

Use of the resin: to burn it, charcoal briquettes must be used. They should be lit with a flame from a lighter or stove, so it is recommended to use tongs or similar to avoid unpleasant burns. When the charcoal begins to ignite over the entire surface, it is time to place it in the burner bowl to burn the resin and add the resin itself.

Experts recommend putting a little sand around the essence burner bowl to help it dissipate heat better.

Scientific Name: Daemonorops draco

Family: Arecales

Origin: India

Color: Red

Aroma: Sweet, spicy, pungent

Properties: Antiviral, removes negative influences, contemplation

Quantity: 60 grams

The dragon's blood tree grows in the swampy regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia.

This resin is attributed with magical powers. Incense for offerings and rituals, protective and strengthens resistance.

Mixed with sandalwood, cedar, or labdanum, it makes a very sensual blend.

Curiosity:

On the island of Socotra, Dragon's Blood obtained from Dracaena cinnabari is still considered a kind of panacea; in fact, it is used to heal wounds, eczema, and other skin conditions, thanks to its coagulating properties (paradoxically, Dragon's Blood obtained from plants of the genus Daemonorops in Southeast Asia has the opposite properties, i.e., it is anticoagulant). It is also used for its anti-diarrheal properties, to reduce fever, to treat mouth ulcers, to treat the gastrointestinal tract, as well as as an antiviral for the respiratory tract.

Throughout antiquity, in the Mediterranean basin and the Near East, Dragon's Blood was used for its medicinal properties.

For example, Dioscorides and other Greek writers described its properties. In China, it is used for varnishing wooden furniture, and it is also very often used as a precious red dye to decorate panels and banners on special holidays (weddings, New Year).

Since the 17th century, one of the typical varnishes used by Italian master luthiers to finish violins and other string instruments has also been derived from Dragon's Blood. In the last century, there was even a toothpaste that contained Dragon's Blood resin in its recipe. Even today, it is used for varnishing musical instruments, in the restoration of furniture and picture frames, in photo-etching, and in oils for body wellness.

From a magical-ritual point of view, it is still used as ceremonial incense in India. In Hoodoo, which is a type of Afro-American folk magic, as well as in New Orleans Voodoo, Dragon's Blood is used in mojo bags to attract money and love; it is also used as incense to cleanse places of negative presences and influences.

It is also added to the red ink called “Dragon's Blood,” used to write magical seals and talismans.

In folk medicine, Dragon's Blood is used externally as a solution or suspension to promote the healing of wounds and to stop bleeding, while internally it serves against chest pains, internal trauma, and menstrual irregularities.

In medieval and modern magic and alchemy, it was associated with the planetary sphere of Mars.

In neopagan witchcraft, it is used to increase the power of protection, love and sexuality, banishing, and attack spells. In New Age shamanism, it has similar uses.

Use of the resin: to burn it, charcoal briquettes must be used. They should be lit with a flame from a lighter or stove, so it is recommended to use tongs or similar to avoid unpleasant burns. When the charcoal begins to ignite over the entire surface, it is time to place it in the burner to burn the resin and add the resin itself.

Experts recommend putting a little sand around the essence burner to help it dissipate heat better.

Scientific Name: Daemonorops draco

Family: Arecales

Origin: Asia, Africa, Australia

Color: Red

Aroma: Sweet, spicy, pungent

Properties: Antiviral, removes negative influences, contemplation

Quantity: 30 ml

The dragon's blood tree grows in the swampy regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia.

This resin is attributed with magical powers. Incense for offerings and rituals, protective and strengthens resistance.

Mixed with sandalwood, cedar, or labdanum, it makes a very sensual blend.

Curiosity:

On the island of Socotra, dragon's blood obtained from Dracaena cinnabari is still considered a kind of panacea; in fact, it is used to heal wounds, eczema, and other skin conditions, thanks to its coagulating properties (paradoxically, dragon's blood obtained from plants of the genus Daemonorops in Southeast Asia has the opposite properties, i.e., anticoagulant properties). It is also used for its anti-diarrheal properties, to reduce fever, to treat mouth ulcers, to treat the gastrointestinal tract, as well as as an antiviral for the respiratory tract.

Throughout antiquity, in the Mediterranean basin and the Near East, dragon's blood was used for its medicinal properties.

For example, Dioscorides and other Greek writers described its properties. In China, it is used for varnishing wooden furniture, and it is also very often used as a precious red dye to decorate panels and banners on special holidays (weddings, New Year).

Since the 17th century, one of the typical varnishes used by Italian master luthiers to finish violins and other string instruments has also been derived from dragon's blood. In the last century, there was even a toothpaste that contained dragon's blood resin in its recipe. Even today, it is used for varnishing musical instruments, in the restoration of furniture and picture frames, in photo-etching, and in oils for body wellness.

From a magical-ritual point of view, it is still used as ceremonial incense in India. In Hoodoo, which is a type of Afro-American folk magic, as well as in New Orleans Voodoo, dragon's blood is used in mojo bags to attract money and love; it is also used as incense to cleanse places of negative presences and influences.

It is also added to the red ink called “Dragon's Blood,” used to write magical seals and talismans.

In folk medicine, dragon's blood is used externally as a solution or suspension to promote the healing of wounds and to stop bleeding, while internally it serves against chest pains, internal trauma, and menstrual irregularities.

In medieval and modern magic and alchemy, it was associated with the planetary sphere of Mars.

In neo-pagan witchcraft, it is used to increase the power of protection, love and sexuality, banishing and attack spells. In New Age shamanism, it has similar uses.

Use of the resin: to burn it, charcoal briquettes must be used. They should be lit with a flame from a lighter or stove, so it is recommended to use tongs or similar to avoid unpleasant burns. When the charcoal begins to ignite over the entire surface, it is time to place it in the burner to burn the resin and add the resin itself.

Experts recommend putting a little sand around the essence burner to help it dissipate heat better.