Handmade in Bali100% Pure Botanicals
No chemicals.
No solvents.
Just pure plant alchemy.
Experience the meditative practice of creating incense from scratch. Pre-measured for success, just add water and roll.

Why Handcraft Incense at Home?
Commercial incense is usually perfume-saturated sawdust. Our kits teach the authentic botanical ritual from raw resin to fragrant ember.
Just Water, Hands, and Intention
No special tools are needed: just water, your hands, and intention.
100% Pure Botanicals
Real woods, flowers, spices, resins, and binder.
Zero Synthetic Fragrance
No perfume-dipped blanks, no DPG, and no shortcut scenting.
Made for Practice
A kit for learning the craft, not just making something smell nice.
Artisan Formulations
Curated Studio Kits
Beginner FriendlySoft & WarmRosha DIY Incense Kit
Rp 195.000Warm rose, Himalayan spices, and Indian Red Sandalwood. Beginner friendly! Yields around 25 fragrant sticks.
Beginner FriendlyDeep & ResinousPurba DIY Incense Kit
Rp 195.000Black Agarwood, jasmine, lavender, and sacred myrrh in a naturally black blend. Beginner friendly! Yields around 25 fragrant sticks.
The Bali Alchemist Duo
Receive both Rosha (Sunset Ritual) and Purba (Ancient Alchemist) kits. Includes a complimentary drying bag.
- Both Rosha + Purba formulas, around 50 sticks total
- Complimentary drying bag
Rp 390.000Rp 350.000
Uncompromising Purity
Anatomy of a Sacred Smoke Kit
Each kit is built like a small training session: base, heart, resin, binder, oil, cores, and instructions.

1. Wood Foundation
The body of your incense and the foundation of the burn.
2. Petals & Wild Spices
Delivers distinct character, aroma, and mid-notes.
3. Ceremonial Resin Tears
Adds balsamic warmth, aroma depth, and smoke texture.
4. Pure Tree Makko
Tree bark powder that naturally glues everything together with water.
Kit comparison
Rosha vs Purba
Select which ceremonial profile aligns with your sanctuary intention.
| Find your formula | Rosha The Sunset Ritual | Purba The Ancient Alchemist |
|---|---|---|
| Aroma | Smells like spiced rose. | Deep oudh, jasmine, lavender, and myrrh. |
| Wood core | Indian Red Sandalwood | Indonesian Black Agarwood |
| Dough feel | A little textured from the masala spices. | Dense, resinous, and deliberate. |
| Stick yield | Around 25 sticks | Around 25 sticks |
| Best for | Ideal for evening tea, intimate gathering, heart-opening meditation, and first-time incense crafters. | Designed for solitary contemplative ritual, temple ambience, breathwork, and crafters who want a deeper resin profile. |
| Explore Rosha → | Explore Purba → |
- Aroma Feeling
- Smells like spiced rose.
- Wood Core
- Indian Red Sandalwood
- Dough Feel
- A little textured from the masala spices.
- Stick Yield
- Around 25 sticks
Ideal for evening tea, intimate gathering, heart-opening meditation, and first-time incense crafters.
- Aroma Feeling
- Deep oudh, jasmine, lavender, and myrrh.
- Wood Core
- Indonesian Black Agarwood
- Dough Feel
- Dense, resinous, and deliberate.
- Stick Yield
- Around 25 sticks
Designed for solitary contemplative ritual, temple ambience, breathwork, and crafters who want a deeper resin profile.
Atelier Praise
Voices Our Home Alchemists
Best experience ever. Thank you so much Made for making it personalized and walking us through every detail.
A special, authentic experience in Ubud. The ingredients, story, and hands-on process were all memorable.
Clear instruction, lovely materials, and a calm atelier setting. Highly recommended.
Clarity & practice
Frequently Asked Questions
Do the kits come with instructions?
Yes. Scan the QR code on the label to access the step-by-step instructions page and video.
Are the ingredients really 100% natural?
Yes. The kits use real botanical powders, woods, resins, bamboo cores, and natural binder. No perfume-dipped blanks, no DPG solvents, and no synthetic fragrance oils.
Is making incense difficult?
Not at all. If you can work with dough, you can make incense. The important part is learning hydration, pressure, drying, and the burn test.
How long does the process take?
Mixing and rolling around 25 sticks usually takes 45 to 60 minutes at a relaxed pace. Drying takes about 2 to 5 days before burning.
