Patchouli lovers and incense burners in general

[OffWithTheirHeads]

I have been using Patchouli and burning incense since before the dead sea was even sick; from the time when the Stones were still alive and you could get front row tickets for $8.00. My grandson, who is 27, always brings me incense for X-mass, birthdays, etc. I, who am no longer 27, always appreciate this cause I don't often frequent places that sell good incense anymore. This X-mas, he brought over the hands down best incense I have ever burned. I used it all quickly and asked him for more. He said he bought it in a little shop in Santa Cruz and would get some on his next trip over. I couldn't wait so I did some research and found their website. I am posting it here cause they make a truly outstanding product and when people do good, I like to share. I have no affiliation with them and don't know them except for their product. They also offer bath oils, soap, and other smelly stuff. Try them. You WILL NOT be disappointed. Also note their long lead time. Apparently, everything they make is made to order. Check em out at
http://www.anovelideaco.com/shopping/aromagik_essentials/aromagik_essentials.htm

He brought me some more on Friday (Frankincense and ceder) and as I burn it, I just had to share.

Bud

Fighting them in Washington so we don't have to fight them here in the streets.

[AlecBGreen]

1. cool!

Im a big fan too...Here in China they got loads of the stuff but its pretty low quality (surprise surprise :eyes: ) but there are a few good ones too. My favorite is a Nepalese that they burn a lot in Tibet. Every time I smell it Im back at the Potala again.

Thanks for the heads up tmfun! Ill be sure to get some when I come home.

:hi:
-Alec

[lildreamer316]

2. Shoyeido

is my fave. I will def. check that site out; thanks.