Incense Stick Holder – Shankh Golden Rutile basalt: the rock that was

basalt: the rock that was molten and cooled solid

then forms a dark charred crust as the aroma deepens

The Stupa workshop's sandalwood blend - sandalwood ground with Greater Cardamom (Amomum subulatum) and Tulsi (Ocimum tenuiflorum

Palo santo - not a stone but aromatic heartwood

and a blank postcard with envelope

Incense Stick Holder – Shankh Golden Rutile basalt: the rock that wasHand carved soapstone in the form of a shankh the Sanskrit name for the conch shell. The piece references the Indian or chank shell (Turbinella pyrum) that has been carved and decorated across the Indian Ocean trade region for at least three thousand years, with the natural spiral chamber of the conch translated into stone. Soapstone (mineralogical name steatite) is the carver's stone soft enough to follow the conch's complex curves, dense enough to