Sacred Elephant
Sacred Elephant YOGA - Frankie I Gaura Leela I Himalayan Musk
Sacred Elephant YOGA - Frankie I Gaura Leela I Himalayan Musk
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Yoga — Luxury Incense for Practice - >A carefully chosen collection to ground, centre and uplift your yoga practice.
This luxury incense collection has been thoughtfully curated to support all aspects of your yogic journey. It brings together three unique scents, each selected for different styles and intensities of yoga practice:
- Frankie — Ideal for Astanga, Hatha, and Bhakti yoga
- Gaura Leela — Perfect for vigorous sessions of Astanga, Vinyasa, and Kirtan
- Himalayan Musk — Excellent for Yoga Nidra, Pranayama, and gentler practices
Whether you flow through dynamic sequences or settle into deep stillness, these pure incense sticks help create a sacred, focused, and uplifting atmosphere for your practice.
- Scents Included: Frankie • Gaura Leela • Himalayan Musk (1 box of each)
- Burn Time: Approximately 40–45 minutes per stick
- Stick Size: ~20cm long, just over 1g each
- Quantity: 10 sticks per box × 3 boxes
- Features: 100% Natural • Pure Absolute Oils • Plant-Based • Vegan • No Synthetic Ingredients • Plastic-Free • Zero Waste • Ethically Made in India • Hand-Rolled
Why You'll Love It?
A versatile trio of luxury incense designed to support every stage of your yoga practice — from energising flows to deep restorative moments. Perfect for Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Hatha, Kirtan, Yoga Nidra, Pranayama and daily practice.
The Story of Sacred Elephant
Sacred Elephant is the work of two people whose lives were shaped by sacred traditions long before there was a business. Prema-rasa, born in the Cotswolds, spent 18 years as a Gaudiya Vaishnava monk living in temples and yoga ashrams around the world, deeply studying the relationship between scent, consciousness, and the inner life. Yama grew up in Iquitos, at the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, in a temple where Amazonian and Indian sacred traditions meet. She understands from the ground up how natural and harmonic fragrance supports personal practice, community, and culture.
They now live in Bath, where they teach the Bhakti Yoga tradition and create incense the way they believe it should be made — drawing on Prema’s eighteen years of ashrama life and Yama’s upbringing in the Peruvian Amazon.
The incense itself is crafted by a family of artisans in India whose knowledge of this craft spans two centuries and six or seven generations. Prema first met them in 2015 on his way to a meditation retreat in Vrindavan. The collaboration that began there continues today: Prema and Yama design each scent’s character and evolution, while the artisan family bring their generational mastery in sourcing, blending, and refining.