Incense-Making Binder Powder — 200 g
A 200 g bag of nanmu wood binder powder for making incense sticks, coils or cones. Choose the supplier’s Indonesian or Vietnamese option. For DIY use.
Ingredients & fragrance
- Fragrance
- To be confirmed. Please contact info@ashlotus.com for details before use.
- Key ingredients
- To be confirmed. Please contact info@ashlotus.com for details before use.
- Allergen notice
- To be confirmed. Please contact info@ashlotus.com for details before use.
- Net incense weight
- To be confirmed. Please contact info@ashlotus.com for details before use.
For sets with an optional incense component, these details apply only to the option that includes incense.
A fine binder powder used to help incense dough hold its shape. Choose between the Indonesian Binder and Vietnamese Binder options. Each order contains one 200 g bag.
Made for incense-making projects
Use as the binding ingredient in an established recipe for sticks, coils or cones. This is an incense-making raw material, not a finished incense product and not a fragrance oil.
Product details
| Net weight | 200 g (about 7.05 oz) |
|---|---|
| Options | Indonesian Binder or Vietnamese Binder; names identify the two product options |
| Format | Fine powder in a bag |
| Not included | Fragrance powders, water, mixing tools, molds or the dish shown in photographs |
How to work with it
Measure the binder and fragrance material according to your chosen incense-making recipe. Mix the dry powders, add water gradually, knead, shape with suitable tools and dry completely. Start with a small trial batch; the binder ratio and drying time depend on the ingredients, format and conditions.
Photographs show the loose powder for texture and color. Packaging and powder color may vary between the two options. Bowls and styling props are not included.
Handling & storage
For incense-making use only. Not for food, beverages, skin application or medical use. Avoid breathing airborne powder; handle gently in a ventilated workspace. Keep away from children, pets, moisture and ignition sources. Store sealed in a cool, dry place.
For any incense you make, use a suitable heat-resistant holder on a stable surface away from flammable materials. Keep burning incense in sight and extinguish it before leaving the room.
