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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 | rich aroma |
The Story of Aromafume
Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company, following a tradition passed down through five 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?
- Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
- Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
- The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
- Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
- The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
- Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.
7th chakra, sahasrara or “crown chakra”
Location: above the skull
Color: purple
Meaning: it is the pronounced ability to think strategically, that is, to embrace the situation with thought; in a spiritual sense it is communion with the Divine, in an individual sense it is self-realization.
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 | rich aroma |
The Story of Aromafume
Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company, following a tradition passed down through five 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?
- Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
- Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
- The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
- Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
- The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
- Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.
1st chakra, muladhara or “root chakra”
Location: in the lower part of the pelvis, between the coccyx and the pubic bone
Color: red
Meaning: it is psychic stability in the different situations of life, the ability to govern instincts; since it has only one pole, it tends to be a little larger than the other chakras. It is the chakra through which the energies of the Earth are absorbed and excess tensions are discharged through the sexual act.
Copal promotes serenity and expanded awareness.
Used by the cultures of pre-Columbian Mesoamerica, this lemon-scented pine resin is harvested from the copal tree.
The Maya believed that its sweet white smoke would purify them and carry their prayers to the gods.
Use copal to create a sense of well-being, peace, and awareness.
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 | rich aroma |
The story of Aromafume
Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company following a tradition passed down through five generations, producing incense and perfumery products according to the family's ancient and secret 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?
- Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
- Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
- The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
- Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
- The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
- Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.
Each incense brick is enriched with different natural ingredients, including aromatic woods, natural barks, plant extracts, resins, leaves, and flowers.
Fragrance composition: Nag Champa
It is a classic fragrance with a floral tone. It creates a pleasantly relaxing and harmonious atmosphere.
Quantity: 9 bricks
Duration: 45-60 minutes (1 brick)
Origin: India
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 | 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 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?
- Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
- Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
- The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
- Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
- The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
- Throw away the used incense bricks with organic waste.
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.
For its medicinal properties, this resin has been used for thousands of years also as a key ingredient for Indian incense blends.
When burned, it releases a strong and pungent fragrance and is considered a protective and purifying substance.
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 | rich aroma |
The Story of Aromafume
Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company, following a tradition passed down through five 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?
- Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
- Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
- The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
- Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
- The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
- Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.
Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) is a tropical tree that grows spontaneously in some areas of Central and South America and is cultivated in the regions of Ecuador and Peru. Its name derives from a peculiarity related to its flowering, which occurs on Christmas Day.
The harvesting of its wood, considered beneficial, almost sacred, takes place in a special way to preserve this protected plant.
It is aimed above all at countering those negative energies that can be the source of physical ailments for which no other causes have been identified or negative psychological conditions, such as depression, sadness, and bad mood.
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 | rich 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 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?
- Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
- Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
- The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
- Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
- The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
- Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.
Royal Sandal Aromafume Royal Sandal touches our senses with its rich, warm, and unmistakable sandalwood aroma.
The sweet fragrance, with its delicate woody notes, is beautifully balanced.
Royal Sandal is subtle yet persistent, immediately creating a relaxing atmosphere.
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 | rich aroma |
The Story of Aromafume
Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company, following a tradition passed down through five 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?
- Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
- Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
- The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
- Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
- The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
- Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.
White sage has been used since time immemorial for its medicinal and purifying properties. Many believe that its smoke can purify an environment and ward off negative energy. The plant emits an incredible therapeutic aroma.
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 | rich aroma |
The Story of Aromafume
Aromafume incense bricks are produced by a family-run Indian company, following a tradition passed down through five 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?
- Light the burner. Place it on the burner in the diffuser
- Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
- The incense brick burns in 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will overheat. Do not touch.
- Blow on the burner after the time indicated above and let it cool.
- The incense brick will become dark black and hard. It will not melt.
- Dispose of the used incense bricks with organic waste.
The dragon's blood tree grows in the swampy regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia.
Magical powers are attributed to this resin.
Incense for offerings and rituals, protective and strengthens resistance.
For its medicinal properties, this resin has also been used for thousands of years as a key ingredient in Indian incense blends.
When burned, it releases a strong and pungent fragrance and is considered a protective and purifying substance.
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