Dupa incense from Bali
Coming soon · price to be announced
Dupa is simply the Balinese word for incense. On Bali its smoke accompanies the daily canang sari offerings — in the morning in front of the house, in temples and at family shrines. We will bring these sticks from Bali for your own ritual at home: for the morning, for a moment of quiet, for the evening.
Stick length, the number of sticks per pack and the scents will be listed before pre-orders open — once we are certain of the batch we are bringing in.
One stick before meditation or yoga, with your morning coffee or in the evening, when the house goes quiet. Best in a ceramic holder, by a slightly open window.
Material and care: store in a dry place, in a closed pack. Burn on a non-flammable holder, away from curtains, never unattended, and air the room afterwards. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Handmade: the sticks are made by hand in small batches, so colour, stick thickness and scent intensity may vary slightly. This is a feature of handmade work, not a defect.
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Order a sample
Before you order a full box, try the scent at home. A sampler of several incenses from the collection — coming soon.
Notify me about the sampler→Delivery & returns
This item is coming soon — we will give the delivery time and cost together with the price.
You have 14 days to withdraw from the contract, no reason needed. Payments are handled by Stripe (card, BLIK, Przelewy24).
Full rates and return rules →Care
Burn on a fireproof holder, in an airy spot, away from curtains and children. Store dry, in a closed pack — the scent lasts longest that way.
How to burn safely →Origin
Comes from Bali. Imported to Poland by Sari Bali — AKW GROUP sp. z o.o., Trzebnica.
Incense and soaps are made by hand in small batches — shade, shape and scent intensity may vary slightly (Terms § 6).