Shamans Market Nepali Sandalwood Rope Incense

I didn't know what to expect with rope incense but don't know if I'll ever go back to sticks after this. I just lay it flat on a clay/metal surface and let it burn — not sure if that's what is traditionally done with it. The sandalwood scent is very clean (not artificial or overpowering at all) and earthy... kinda feels like being inside a temple. Love.

These are a bit different from what I’m used to, but they burn clean, clear and crisp. The scent is great and I love it. The price is decent and I’d recommend.

This was my first time trying rope incense and I LOVE IT! It leaves such a pleasant smell throughout the house and I keep one in the car for a air freshener (the sun heats it up). I will be buying again!

These are great. They smell amazing. Only thing bad I can think of is the dust in the packaging. I will definitely order again. Just not too sure how it should be burned. Elevated or on an ash tray.

If you are interested in finding the most natural way to bring heavenly scents into your home, this is it.I absolutely love this scent. I even bring it into my bedroom for a loving, peaceful atmosphere.

Does not smell like sandalwood to me. For me it is something different and like burning. Friends say it smells like I'm burning paper.

This is my first time using "rope" incense so I'm not aware of how they should smell, but going by my reference of incense sticks and cones, I found these to smell quite a bit like a sooty smokey version of the claimed scent. Now that may be how they are supposed to smell. Perhaps like the sweat of the hands that rolled them, but if you are after a pure, non-smokey scent that you want to breath in deeply, look at a coreless stick such as a japanese coil, or tibetan stick.

Only wished they made them longer or thicker as they burn quickly.They remind me of a woodsmoke scent.