Red incense sticks resting on red sandalwood powder

DIY incense kit

Rosha DIY Incense Kit: The Sunset Ritual

Meet Rosha: our most visually stunning and aromatically complex DIY blend.

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YieldAround 25 sticks

Burn timeAround 30 to 45 minutes per stick

DifficultyBeginner friendly

CostRp 195.000

Rosha DIY incense kit with incense sticks and oil vial

Warm, spicy, and floral.

Rosha is the union of two primary hearts: rose petals and Himalayan Masala spices. This kit produces terracotta-red incense sticks that burn with a warm, sweet, and activating energy.

Rosha is designed to ground the mind while opening the heart. The sweetness of rose is balanced by the sharp heat of Himalayan spices.

Super easy and beginner-friendly!
Just add water, mix, and roll.

What is inside the kit

Indian Red SandalwoodThe soul of this kit. It gives Rosha its natural red color and woody base.
Rose PowderTo balance out the spices.
Himalayan MasalaWarm mountain spices for character, heat, and lift.
FrankincenseNatural resin, hand-ground in our Ubud studio.
Sandalwood Essential Oil100% made in Bali.
Guar GumA natural plant powder to help make the dough beginner-friendly.
MakkoThe traditional tree-bark binder that holds the dough together.

How to make it

There are 3 ways to make the incense:

Use the included QR code to access our tutorial video.
Read the instruction manual.
Join a live workshop (coming soon).

Who is this kit for?

Couples looking for a fun date activity.
Beginner incense crafters.
People who love incense and want to begin their incense crafting journey.

Gallery

Rosha in the Making

Rosha DIY incense kit on a sunset red background — Rosha sunset kit

Rosha DIY incense kit wrapped in greenery — Packed for gifting

Rosha red incense kit with rose petals and finished sticks — Rose, spice, and red sandalwood

Rosha kit tube, oil vial, and incense sticks on white — Tube, oil, and sticks

Rosha kit with rose petals, oil dropper, and sticks — Petals and oil finish

FAQ

Rosha Questions

Why is the incense red? Is there artificial dye?

No artificial dye. The red color comes from Indian Red Sandalwood.

What does Himalayan Masala smell like?

It is warm and activating: clove, cardamom, mountain herbs, and spice heat balanced against rose and sandalwood.

How many sticks will I make with one Rosha kit?

Each kit yields approximately 25 sticks, or 16 sticks and 10 incense cones.

Is this kit harder to roll than others?

No. This is our beginner kit. It contains guar gum, a natural emulsifier that balances the stickiness of the Makko powder, forming an easy dough-like texture.

How long does Rosha need to dry?

Because sandalwood doughs hold moisture well, allow 48 to 72 hours in a cool, ventilated room before the burn test. The instructions will teach you how to dry it.