This set contains  11 samples in total. The quantity is as follows:  for incense blends -  2 pieces each, for fragrant bag - one mini sachets, for  fragrant powders - ~7g, for decorative ornaments - 1 piece. 

Incense blends are suitable for burning on hot ashes/charcoal tablets. 

Reconstruction fragrances based on extant texts, dating from 2nd century BCE  to 16th century CE. Made from rare resins, herbs, roots and barks. 

1. Incense of Lady Dai - Mawangdui, 2nd century BCE

2. Incense from Southern Liang - 5th century.

3. Fragrant sachet for clothing storage - according to recipe by Wang Tao from 8th century.

4. incense for perfuming clothes -according to recipe by Wang Tao from 8th century.

5. Concubine Yang Guifei incense - version from 16th century text

6. Tang Imperial Courtyard Incense - version from 16th century text.

7.  Fragrant decoration for the belt - Song Dynasty.

8. An recipe recipe associated with the Tibetan state of Xī Xià of 11th – 13th century

9. Cake-shaped incense  to be worn as belt decoration - Ming Dynasty

10.  'Joyous plum' incense - Ming Dynasty.

11. Emperor Zhengde  incense beads - Ming Dynasty.

Free shipping by USPS  is available to continental states. For shipping to Hawaii, US territories and abroad, please contact me via convo.

These scents are sold as curio only, for display/educational use only. 

Recommended way of use: pour a few drops on a piece of clean linen.

I disclose the full list of ingredients for each scent, but I cannot take responsibility for any sensitivities or adverse reactions if a scent is applied to skin in manner similar to perfume. 

Please use responsibly and burn the incense in a well-ventilated room or outdoors.

Not recommended for women who are pregnant or nursing. Do not use around small children or pets. People suffering from chronic diseases should consult a physician before burning any natural incense.