This white and crystalline material in the intense freshness spreads spontaneously in the heat. It results from gigantic trees which were worshipped in ancient China as sacred trees. Its perfume is tonic and amplifies the respiratory sphere. It clarifies the spirit and facilitates the concentration.
Consisted of natural China Camphor resins and from the coal of healthy wood, the Incense is hand crushed in a china mortar. Then the vegetable black green purple caps (l. 2,2 cm, d. 0,8 cm) are filled one by one and covered in the mortar with the obtained Dust. The filling is made back to front by numerous rotary movements of fingers to place the maximum of Incense there. Finally caps are wiped again one by one carefully to remove their coats of Incense Dust acquired during their passages in the china mortar.
Because the camphor is flammable, pour the contents of the caps on live charcoals stemming from the combustion of another cone of Incense Dust, and so restore life in an old scent of more than 5 000 years.
At the middle-combustion return the rest of the cone with a blade. At the end mix ashes with the Salt. Thanks to the Salt Dust which is conductive of heat, the time of combustion of an Incense Dust caps can practically double. Censers begin to give the best of themselves at the end of about twenty caps, at the rate of 1 Salt Dust caps for 4 Incense Dust caps.
This is a craft product made with natural elements. But as any product appealing to the fire, use it in and on an appropriate support. Never leave it without surveillance and hold the children aside. Do not swallow.
hina Camphor
