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Stupa Clay Burner for incense, palo santo, sage, etc.
Stupa Clay Burner for incense, palo santo, sage, etc.
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Beautiful clay burners, handmade with love by Swojan & his family business in the Kathmandu Valley. These beautifully simple burner dishes can be used to burn your rope incense, palo santo, sage, etc. But they also arrive with a small clay disk to add or remove. These little disks have a larger hole on 1 side for rope incense/larger incense, and a smaller hole on the other side for smaller incense sticks.
These incense burners are handmade with love by a family run business in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. This wonderful family has been making natural incense for over 20 years, and are inspired by the traditions and nature of their home.
In Nepal, burning incense is an important daily part of the culture, used in daily rituals for mental and spiritual well being at temples, monasteries, public spaces, and the home. Our partners in Nepal studied traditional Buddhist incense making techniques under Lama Dorjee, and continue to use his recipes and techniques today.
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Care for Handmade Clothes
Care for Handmade Clothes
Handloomed Fabric
- Gentle wash in cold water
- Wash dark colors separately
- Hang dry out of direct sunlight
- Handle with ♥️
Handknit Cotton
- Hand wash in cold water
- Wash dark colors separately
- Lay flat to dry, out of direct sunlight
- Handle with ♥️
Hand-Dyed Clothes
As with all hand-dyed products, some color variation within and between items is normal, and part of their beauty.
Hand-dyed products may bleed slightly when wet, so please follow cleaning instructions carefully.
Bleach should never be used on these garments as it can cause damage and even yellowing.
Care for Plant Dyed Clothes
Care for Plant Dyed Clothes
Special Care for Plant Dyed Clothes
Some things can cause what looks like a stain on plant-dyed clothing, but it's actually a chemical reaction usually reversed with water!
Follow these steps if you notice spots from...
Citrus, Vinegar, Wine, Tea, Coffee & Other Highly Acidic Foods
- soak the entire garment in cold water for at least 1 hour (best overninght).
- wash according to care label instructions.
- repeat if necessary.
Alkaline Deodorants with Baking Soda
- dilute ph neutral detergent in warn water & soak garment for at least 1 hour (preferably overnight).
- gently rub stains if needed.
- repeat if necessary
Cooking Oil, Beauty Oil, Grease
- sprinkle baking powder on stain
- let siit 30 mins
- soak in warm water, then wash according to care label
- repeat if necessary
How to Wash Plant Dyed Clothing
Hand wash in cold color with soft, PH neutral soap (some examples are ECOS, 7th Generation, Eucalan, & Woolite)
- If washing on the hand wash cycle of a machine, washing in a garment bag will help avoid snags
- Wash dark colors separately
- The colors of plant based dye will mellow over time, adding a whole new dimension to your wardrobe
- Do not bleach
- Hang or lay dry out of direct sunlight
- Handle with ♥️
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