Earth Harmony Feng Shui Incense Sticks with Sage, Lavender and Verbena by Flaires - 3 Pack
Earth Harmony Feng Shui Incense Sticks with Sage, Lavender and Verbena by Flaires - 3 Pack
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A Fresh Flower Field in Earth Feng Shui Incense
This Earth feng shui incense by Flaires of Spain is fresh and aromatic. Sage, lavender and verbena recall a flower field.
Product Details
- Product Type: Incense sticks
- Product Number: F-013
- Pack: 3 packs of 16 sticks = 48 sticks
- Fragrance Family: Aromatic wild
- Notes: Sage, lavender, verbena
- Made: Made in Spain by Flaires
The Five Phases
Chinese thought names five phases: earth, wood, metal, fire and water. Britannica says they describe change in the cosmos.
Zou Yan shaped the theory into a system in the 3rd century BCE. This is the earth scent in Flaires' set of five.
What Feng Shui Is
Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice for arranging buildings, spaces and objects. Its aim is to keep qi, the vital force, flowing harmoniously.
Its name points to harmony and balance. Browse more in our Museumize incense collection.
Sage, Lavender and Verbena
Lavender is a mint-family plant native to Mediterranean lands. Its oil is distilled from the flowers. This sage lavender incense keeps verbena bright on top.
Burning and Care
Burn it in a ventilated room on a proper holder. Never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it away from children and pets.
Burn this Earth feng shui incense for a sage lavender incense aroma. It also works as a verbena incense sticks choice and a wild herb incense. Lovers of verbena incense sticks will find it fresh. Any Earth feng shui incense suits a calm entry.
About Herbal Incense
Herbal blends feel simple and green. A wild herb incense like this one suits an entry or a reading corner.
For More Reading from the Web
- See how the five phases explain change in the cosmos. Wuxing - Britannica
- Learn how feng shui arranges spaces around qi. Feng Shui - Britannica
- Learn about the lavender family and its oil. Lavender - Britannica

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