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Flow Free Incense Stick|Tong Qu

Flow Free Incense Stick|Tong Qu

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Create Space to Move, Breathe & Reset

Modern life often keeps us sitting, rushing, and carrying tension throughout the day.

Tong Qu combines traditional botanical incense ingredients with a warm, aromatic fragrance designed to create a calming environment for mindful movement and relaxation.

With notes of sandalwood, frankincense, myrrh, and herbal botanicals, this incense brings a grounding yet uplifting experience to your daily rituals.

Perfect for yoga sessions, stretching routines, meditation, or anytime you want to reset your atmosphere.

Named for the great open roads of ancient China — unobstructed pathways where energy moves freely, without blockage or hesitation.

A moving, releasing blend for stuck, sedentary workdays. Warm penetrating notes shift stagnant, blocked energy in tight rooms, encouraging a sense of open, unobstructed flow throughout your space and your day.

Feature

🌿 Pure Natural Herbal Ingredients
Only carefully selected botanicals, blended according to traditional principles.
🔥 Low-Smoke, Clean Burn
A smooth and consistent 40-minute burn designed for peaceful indoor use.
🪵 Coreless Design
No bamboo core means a purer herbal aroma without burnt wood notes.
🌱 Vegan & Charcoal-Free
Free from synthetic fragrance, dyes, and charcoal.

Care

  • Store in a cool, dry place.
  • Ensure the ash lands on a safe, non-flammable surface to avoid markings and discolouration.
  • Do not leave burning incense unattended or within reach of children, pets and away from draughts.
  • Burning incense creates smoke and ventilating your space after use is recommended.

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  • Transit time: typically 8–15 business days with tracking
  • Free shipping on orders over $45+

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9 body constitutions

Some evenings you want to slow down after a long shift. Some mornings you need a clear head before the first meeting. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) observed this kind of variation in people a long time ago, and it gave the observation a name: body constitution. It describes nine patterns a body tends toward: one balanced baseline, plus eight patterns that traditional practitioners associated with qualities such as cold, dampness, dryness, and sensitivity.