Home Rituals
Sandalwood Incense for Meditation: Scent, Ritual and Traditions
Meditation is a practice embraced by millions worldwide, and sandalwood incense has long been part of that tradition. Known for its pleasant, soothing fragrance, sandalwood is a beloved companion in meditation spaces. In this article, we explore how to integrate sandalwood incense into your meditation ritual and its place in tradition.
Agarwood (Oud) and Meditation: A Scent for Quiet Practice
Agarwood, also called oud, has been burned in contemplative traditions for centuries. Where it comes from, why it pairs with meditation, and how to use it in your own quiet practice.
Relax Incense Blend: An Evening Ritual with Lavender and Sage
Mundo Mondo Relax is a loose blend of lavender, rosemary, Anatolian sage and eucalyptus, burned on charcoal. Here is its scent, a simple evening ritual and safe burning tips.
A Ritual for Creative Work with Our Positive Energy Blend
Anatolian sage, rosemary, rose and eucalyptus: how to use the Mundo Mondo Positive Energy blend as a small ritual that marks the start of a writing, drawing or making session.
Positive Energy Botanical Blend: Herbs, Scent and Ritual
Sage, rosemary, rose and eucalyptus: what goes into the Mundo Mondo Positive Energy Botanical Incense Blend, the traditions behind each herb, and simple ways to use it at home.
New Home Incense Blend: Scent and Housewarming Traditions
Mundo Mondo New Home blends Anatolian sage, rosemary, rose and frankincense. Learn its scent, the Anatolian custom of burning herbs in a new home, and how to burn it.
Welcoming a New Home with Incense: A Simple Ritual
A housewarming ritual with the Mundo Mondo New Home blend of Anatolian sage, rosemary, rose and frankincense: how to prepare, light and move through each room, step by step.
Nazar Blend: Rue, Sage and Frankincense in Anatolian Folklore
Nazar, the evil eye, is one of Anatolia's best-known folk beliefs. Meet the herbs behind our Nazar blend, sage, rue and frankincense, and a simple home ritual rooted in that tradition.
Nazar and Incense: Evil Eye Herbs in Anatolian Folk Tradition
In Anatolia, the evil eye is met with blue beads, prayers, lead pouring and burning herbs. Meet the plants of nazar tradition, sage, frankincense and peganum, and how the blend is burned.
How to Use Botanical Blend Incense: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to burn a loose botanical incense blend on charcoal: choosing a blend, setting up a safe holder, lighting, letting it burn out and airing the room afterward.
