Tribe Earth - Classic Incense Planks

Since 2003, Tribe Earth has been enthusiastically working with plants and seeking out potent sustainable plant ingredients to make their recipes.

Tribe Earth seek to create an incense that works as a smoke medicine, framing the intelligence of the plants they use. This means they use time proven processing methods. Grinding up the raw materials, mixing by hand into a dough with unstructured Kangen water, crafting into blocks then dehydrating at low temperatures. 

Bring the plants into your world with an incense plank handmade in ways which support the environment and the local communities which steward the plants.

Tribe Earth employ the traditional way of producing incenses by hand which focus on bringing forth the plant intelligence.

Fresh ingredients and only plant materials - no glues, synthetics, toxins or additives.

100% plant material.

All ingredients are sustainably and ecologically harvested.

Made in Fremantle, WA.

🌿 Just break a small piece off and light in a small fireproof dish

Bushwalk: 

Handmade Bushwalk incense contains WA Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) and Marri tree resin and various WA plant resins.

Dreamtime: 

A single plank of handmade Dreamtime incense containing WA Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) and WA Balga.

Peaceful Warrior:

A single Handmade Peaceful Warrior incense plank containing WA Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) and Patchouli.

Presence:

A single plank of handmade Presence incense containing WA Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) and Australian Vetiver Root.

Renew:

A single plank of handmade Renew incense containing WA Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) and WA Fragonia.

Pure:

A single plank of handmade Pure WA Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum)

Reverence:

A single plank of handmade Presence incense containing WA Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) and Australian Vetiver Root.

 River:

Single Plank of Handmade River incense containing an ever changing mix of resins/barks/flowers and leaves.

River is our incense Ode to Serendipity. It's comprised of a mix of the ever changing river of plant materials left on the workshop bench at the end of the week. It’s ever changing, always fresh magical consolidation of what’s on our shelves.