Rosha ScentDIY Incense Making Kit

Stop inhaling perfume-dipped sawdust. Roll 25 pure botanical incense sticks in under 30 minutes.

Rosha smells like: Sandalwood and spiced rose, perfect for everyday moments.

Yield
Around 25 sticks
Burn time
30-45 min
Skill level
Beginner
Craft time
Under 30 min

Rp 219.000

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Free shipping within Indonesia. Handmade to order! Ships in 10 days.

What are you really burning in your home?

Over 90% of commercial incense sticks sold today are manufactured via industrial shortcuts. If you want to know what you are burning, start with the ingredients.

Ingredients you can see and feel

Our kits are handmade with carefully chosen botanical ingredients. Zero synthetic fragrance. Woods, flowers, resins and plant-based binders.

Rosha incense ingredients in a clear glass bottle

See what goes into your incense

Our kits come in a clear bottle, with the ingredients listed below. Open it, feel the powders and make the incense yourself.

Sacred Smoke step-by-step incense tutorial on a phone

Fully guided, from the first mix

Scan the code on your bottle for the step-by-step tutorial. Allow around 30 minutes to mix and shape, then leave your sticks to dry.

What’s Inside Your Kit

Indian Red Sandalwood

Earthy botanical base that gives Rosha its natural terracotta color with zero chemical dyes.

Rose Powder

Sweet floral heart note that balances the warmth of the spices.

Himalayan Masala

Clove, cardamom, and mountain spices for aromatic heat and lift.

Frankincense

Pure resin tears hand-ground in our Ubud studio for depth and a steadier burn.

Guar Gum

A natural emulsifier that helps the dough feel elastic and beginner-friendly.

Makko

Traditional water-soluble tree-bark binder that holds the dough together.

Bamboo Sticks

Smooth bamboo cores for hand-rolling stick incense.

3 Simple Steps to Handcraft Your Incense

Adding water to incense powder in a coconut bowl
01

Mix

Add water little by little. Mix and knead until the powder becomes a smooth, soft dough.

Shaping incense dough around a bamboo stick
02

Shape

Roll the dough onto your bamboo sticks. Keep the coating even so each stick dries consistently.

Handmade incense sticks laid out to air-dry
03

Dry

Leave space between the sticks and air-dry in a shaded, ventilated spot. Let them dry fully before burning.

Commercial incense vs. Our DIY Incense Kits

Commercial incense varies. Here is what to check on the shelf, and what you get with our kits.

Commercial storeSacred Smoke DIY Kit
Ingredients may not be listed Named ingredients for each blend
Some sticks use synthetic fragrance No synthetic fragrance
A finished stick you buy Botanical powders you can see and feel
You do not make the blend yourself Mix and shape your own sticks

All burning incense produces smoke. Ventilate your space and keep smoke away from pets. Read the EPA’s guidance on indoor smoke.

Ready to experience the magic of handmade incense?

Beginner-friendly guidance. Pre-measured ingredients. Something you made with your own hands.

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FAQ

Rosha Questions

Why is the incense red? Is there artificial dye?

No artificial dye. The red color comes from Indian Red Sandalwood and rose powder. Rosha gets its terracotta tone from plants, not synthetic color.

What does Himalayan Masala smell like?

It is warm and activating: clove, cardamom, mountain herbs, and spice heat balanced against rose and sandalwood.

How many sticks will I make with one Rosha kit?

Each kit yields approximately 25 sticks, or 16 sticks and 10 incense cones.

Is this kit harder to roll than others?

No. Rosha is our beginner kit. It contains guar gum, a natural emulsifier that balances the makko powder and helps create an easy dough-like texture.

How long does Rosha need to dry?

Because sandalwood doughs hold moisture well, allow 48 to 72 hours in a cool, ventilated room before the burn test. The instructions will teach you how to dry it.

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