Sur Offering Incense - Larung Gar Buddhist Academy

Prepared in the Larung Gar Buddhist tradition, these traditional sur-offering incense cones are made from a complex blend of fragrant woods, Himalayan herbs, grains, and traditional offering substances. Retailers describe the formulation as containing 108 ingredients, including the three whites and three sweets used in Tibetan Buddhist offerings.

What is a Sur Offering?

In Tibetan Buddhism, sur is the practice of offering fragrant smoke, particularly for beings experiencing hunger, deprivation, and suffering. Through generosity, mantra, and dedication, practitioners transform an ordinary offering into an expression of compassion for all sentient beings.

Each cone is designed to produce fragrant smoke for ritual offerings. The set includes additional offering materials and mantra papers.

Product Details

Nyingma Vajrayana Buddhism
Larung Gar tradition, Sichuan, China
Traditional 108-ingredient sur-offering blend, as described by retailers
Includes: Incense cones, offering powder, ritual papers, and additional offering accessories
Use: Sur smoke offerings and related Buddhist ritual practices