INCENSE MAKING WORKSHOP
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1826 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver, Bc |
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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MAKE YOUR OWN INCENSE WORKSHOP AT UTOPIA
Date: Sunday April 23, 2017
Time 5:30-8:00
Cost $85
Please contact Utopia to register – payment taken at time of registration
Learn how to make your own, all-natural incense! You will learn the ancient art of traditional whole-herb incense-making from the gathering of ingredients to methods of burning. Discuss the different kinds of incense and methods of creation, touch on the basics of scent-mixing, and play with the world of herbs and their amazing natural properties. Mix your own original scents from the natural ingredients provided or use one of a number of recipes. You will learn different techniques for burning loose-incense mixtures, and see examples of these. Then you will hear about the different ways to turn these mixtures into combustible incense, and the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Participants will create one vial of loose incense, one set of incense pellets, and one set of sticks or cones and walk away with instruction and handouts for:
- Basic Incense-Making Materials and Equipment
- Incense Ingredient List
- Basic Incense-Making Instructions
- Directions for Making an Incense Stove
- Sample Incense Recipes
- Herbal Information Chart
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Hazel Lynn - Instructor’s bio:
I have been making incense for over 6 years, since my daughter was a baby and I got picky about products. Always an incense-enthusiast, I would often come up against the common problem of not knowing what kind of incense to buy; why do some smell so great and some just smell like smoke and give me a headache when both are supposedly the same scent? On a mission to find out, I delved into the world of incense and herbs, extensively researching the industry and process. What I discovered was very eye-opening and led me to the decision to create my own incense; there simply wasn’t anything on the market that was up to my standards! Using ancient traditional incense-making methods I began making my own line of whole-herb incense, from scratch, using just barks, leaves, herbs, and other parts of plants.
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