"The best incense I've burned in 55 years!"
Nothing I've ever burned has smelled as amazing as these incense sticks. The scent is so clean, and the whole package is absolutely pristine. I'm a customer for life.
FOR PEOPLE WHO KNOW INCENSE
Looking for Natural Incense? Lhasa Remedy Is Made from 80+ Herbs.
- ✅ 600-year-old formulas.
- ✅ Herbs, woods & resins sourced at 14,000 feet in the Himalayas.
- ✅ 552 hours to make each small batch.
- ✅ 100% handmade in Tibet. By local families.
No Synthetic Fragrance. No Fillers. No Bamboo Core. Just Botanicals.
4.8/5, 1M+ Sticks Sold Worldwide
Loved by Incense Veterans
“This is what incense should smell like.”
I’ve been burning incense since the ’60s, so I’m pretty picky about quality. Lhasa Remedy has a much more natural, herbal scent than most incense I’ve tried. I could tell the difference right away.
“Finally, incense that doesn’t give me a headache.”
A lot of incense I’ve used before smelled so strong and artificial. This feels completely different. The scent is so earthy and grounding. I love burning it before sleep.
Mass Production Changed Incense.
Made faster. Smelled stronger. Built cheaper.
❌ Artificial fragrance
Strong perfume. Harsh scent. More irritation for your nervous system.
❌ Added color
Bright colors look pretty. But they mean more additives, not better incense.
❌ Bamboo core
The bamboo burns too — more smoke, less actual incense.
made in tibet
How Tibetan Incense Is Made In 6 Steps
From raw botanicals to finished incense.
source
Gather Wild Plants
Herbs, woods and spices are gathered high in the Himalayas. Some trips take days or weeks.
GRIND
Watermill Cypress
20+ year cypress from Nyingchi is slowly ground by river water.
press
Form the Base
The wet cypress pulp is pressed into bricks by hand. Each brick carries the maker’s handprint.
Blend
Build the Formula
The cypress base is mixed with herbs, woods and spices. The paste rests for 24 hours.
form
Shape the Sticks
The paste is pushed through a traditional yak-horn tool. Each stick is solid incense — no bamboo core.
dry
Slowly Air-Dry
The finished sticks are naturally dried before sorting and packing.
Start With Our Most-Loved Incense
All Mine Tibetan Incense Sampler Set — 5 Blends
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Chomolung Snow Tibetan Incense Sticks for Deep Cleansing
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Sera Serene Tibetan Incense Cones for Meditation & Calm
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Buddha's Mandala Tibetan Incense Sticks for Offering
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See Why They Love Lhasa Remedy
Real stories from people who felt the difference for themselves.
“I have never smelled an incense so divine!”
Dr. Bertice Berry | Bestseling Author & Sociologist @DrBerticeBerry
“They are calming and soothing to the soul!”
Rain Pryor | Award-Winning Actress & Author @RainPryor
“Beautiful fragrance! It's divine and intoxicating.”
Desirae Lee Brockington | Award-Winning Celebrity Publicist & Grammy Member @desiraebbb
What Are You Really Burning?
Look inside the incense stick.
“I can't go back to ordinary incense anymore."
The herbal scent feels so much more natural and layered. You can tell this is made from real plants, not perfume.
Maya R.
Herbalist & longtime incense burner
Any last questions?
Do you use synthetic fragrance oils or dip the sticks in perfume?
No. Lhasa Remedy incense is not perfume-dipped and we do not use synthetic fragrance oils. The aroma comes from the herbs, woods, resins and other botanicals blended into the incense itself.
Does your incense have a bamboo core?
No. Our incense is solid from end to end, with no bamboo stick inside. We use natural wood as binder to hold the botanical blend together, so what burns is the incense itself rather than incense wrapped around burning bamboo.
What does Tibetan incense smell like?
Tibetan incense is usually more herbal, woody, earthy and resinous than conventional perfumed incense. It may smell less sweet or “fragrance-like” than what you’re used to. Each formula has its own character, but the aroma comes from the botanical blend rather than added perfume.
How strong are the scent and smoke?
Tibetan incense has a noticeable herbal aroma, but it is different from the sharp sweetness of heavily fragranced incense. Like all incense, it produces smoke; thicker sticks will generally produce more than thinner ones. We recommend burning one stick at a time in a well-ventilated room.
Which incense should I start with?
If you’re new to Lhasa Remedy, the All Mine Sampler Set is the easiest place to start. It lets you experience five different Tibetan incense blends before deciding which blend you enjoy most.
Why does Lhasa Remedy cost more than typical incense?
Because it is made very differently. Our incense uses botanical materials rather than synthetic fragrance oils, is solid instead of built around a bamboo core, and is handmade in Tibet in small batches using traditional formulas and a process that can take hundreds of hours. We’re not trying to make the cheapest incense stick — we’re preserving a slower, more ingredient-led way of making incense.
How long does shipping take?
Most U.S. orders arrive in about 3–7 business days, including 1–2 business days for processing and 2–5 business days in transit.
We keep inventory in two U.S. warehouses, so many American orders ship domestically for faster delivery.
International orders are generally shipped from Tibet and usually arrive in around 8–17 business days, including processing time.
You’ll receive a tracking number by email as soon as your order ships.
Depending on stock availability, some U.S. orders may also ship directly from Tibet. If that happens, delivery may take a little longer than our usual U.S. timeframe.