Makko Powder for Making Natural Incense (Also Called Tabu no ki) (4 Ounces)

I made incense for the 1st time and it came out amazing. Incense dragon has everything you need but for now all I've gotten from them was the makko and white ash. I powdered my own resins, raided my kitchen spice rack and bought some sandlewood powder to use as a base for now. I'm super happy with the play dough like consistency I got in both attempts and the cone rolled out perfectly. It's been drying quickly and after several hours enough of a cone was dry for me to test it. It smells like Christmas lol.

High quality Makko Powder. Easy to make cone incense, forms nicely, burns smooth and steady. I love adding natural herbs makes the smell throw evenly throughout your home.

Good condensity, easy to work with and with the right amount of water it's good stuff. Makes for good incense.

This is the perfect base for making incense. I put 1 tablespoon w water and ended up w 2 tablespoons of base.

Proper portion must be used to work, helps my inscents burn well. Love the earthy spice scent of my inscents. Have to buy more as my bag is half way used!

Excellent powder. Purchased again. Isn't something you need a ton of, so its best to have something reliable. Incense Dragon offers that here for your tabu no ki.

Have made couple of different scents, it burns nicely, satisfied.

Binds well and makes cones easily but I cannot get a good ratio to get an even burn. It’ll light and the fizzle out. I’m on my 5 test batch and I’m pretty certain this was a waste of money and I’ll be sourcing my incense ingredients elsewhere.