Greek Orthodox Jasmine Incense – Floral Fragrance from Jerusalem Holy Land

The gentle fragrance of jasmine incense has long accompanied prayers in Greek Orthodox tradition, filling churches and homes with a sense of peace and sacred stillness. Its floral aroma recalls gardens in bloom and symbolizes purity, joy, and devotion offered to God.

“Let my prayer be set before You as incense, the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice.” — Psalm 141:2

Burned on charcoal, this incense releases a sweet, lingering fragrance that creates an atmosphere of reverence for liturgies, home altars, or quiet moments of meditation. Beloved in monasteries and parishes alike, it is a bridge between daily life and the eternal rhythm of prayer.

More than fragrance, this Greek Orthodox jasmine incense is a spiritual companion—ideal for deepening personal devotion or sharing as a meaningful gift rooted in faith and tradition.

FAQ
Q: What tradition inspires this incense?
A: It follows the centuries-old incense practices of the monasteries of Mount Athos.

Q: Can it be used outside of church services?
A: Yes. It is suitable for private devotion, family prayer, and meditation at home.

Q: How do I store incense to keep its fragrance?
A: Keep it sealed, in a cool, dry place away from direct light or humidity.

Q: Is it a good gift?
A: Absolutely. Many give it as a thoughtful gift for clergy, friends, or family who value prayer.

DIRECTIONS OF USE:
Place your coal disk into a ceramic or metal fireproof dish and light it. Once the coal is covered with white ash, place a few pieces of resin around it and watch it start to smoke. You will immediately feel a divine aroma fill the room. Walk around all rooms in a clockwise pattern and pay attention to corners, while reading the Lord's Prayer

Specifications

• Origin: Jerusalem

• Type: Jasmine incense

• Weight:  120gr / 4.2oz