Tasi Tagge (Tashi Tagi) Tibetan Incense

Tasi Tagge (Tashi Tagi) Tibetan Incense, handmade in the monasteries of Nepal.  There are approximately 44 sticks in a 12.5 inches tall box that is familiar to many with its yellow paper and orange lettering. These sticks are created in the Tibetan fashion of pure stick of incense with no bamboo core.  This incense is produced by Chandradevi Swayambhu Manjjusri , in Kathmandu, Nepal

Tasi Tagge are the sacred 8 auspicious symbols in Buddhism - the Precious Umbrella, Pair of Golden Fish, White Conch, Treasure Vase, Lotus, Infinite Knot, Victory Banner and Wheel. This Zimpua (ritual) incense is made in accordance with the traditions of the monastic orders of Tibet.  

According to the manufacturer: "The preparation of Zimpua (ritual incense) is one of the traditional arts of Tibet.  This incense is composed of 35 different spices and aromatic substances of which nagi, saffron, red and white sandalwood from a part.  The excellence of Zimpua, however, is not merely in the purity of its ingredients, but in the manner of its formulation as well.  It is prepared with great care and in accordance with the traditions preserved through the centuries within the monastic orders of Tibet."