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- Fragrance lamp and incense burner in one
- Bowl and sieve for changing
- Fair Trade
Fragrance lamp & incense burner RAJANI DUO reed green FAIR TRADE
Traditional fragrance lamp from Nepal. Glazed ceramic in a cylindrical shape with a separate bowl. The decorative striped design and the colored glaze are lovingly crafted by hand. This creates irregularities in the decor and glaze, making each piece unique! Add 3-5 drops of a 100% pure essential oil to the water and enjoy a wonderful fragrance in your living space. The bowl is removable for easy cleaning.
Ceramic, 2-piece. Dimensions: Ø 8.5 cm, H 11.5 cm, stainless steel sieve Ø 9 cm
The balsamic and woody power of cedar forests brings a refreshing and calming scent and promotes intellectual and mental activity.
Contents : 30 incense sticks, each burning for 30 minutes.
100% pure natural incense sticks that burn almost smokelessly and exude their delicate fragrance.
Composition : Wood powder, cedarwood essential oil, pine needle essential oil.
Made in Vienna
Handmade natural cosmetics made in Vienna: high-quality care with herbs, plant oils & love – regional, natural & sustainable. Made in Vienna: Local Expertise and Traditional Craftsmanship. This collection unites all products that are manufactured, blended, or bottled directly in Vienna with our know-how and passion for craftsmanship. From our freshly blended teas and spice mixes to select natural cosmetics and honey – here you'll find local quality you can rely on. A true piece of herbal medicine tradition since 1793 .
Sunny summer
Autumn: Boosting Your Immune System . Autumn is a time of transition and preparation for winter. Our collection offers everything you need to strengthen your immune system and face the dreary weather with vitality. Discover warming and fortifying teas , medicinal herbs , oxymel , and dietary supplements . As your specialist in Vienna, we help you stay healthy and well-being-inspired throughout the colder months in a natural way .
