Good Morning Everyone! Incense of the Week Wishing everyone a wonderful day! Remember if you would like to win a $50.00 Earth & Soul Gift Card, spend $15.00 or more (pre-tax) and get entered into winning a chance on Friday Dec. 19th (one entry per transaction). Are you looking for something to do this Saturday? From 1 – 4, we will be holding a meet and greet. Come in, visit, chat and, if you’re looking for a great mystery for that book lover on your Christmas list, Molly Vandever will be signing copies of her book, “Bad Luck and Whiskey.” Reminder: Barbara Clark Dreamkeeper will be here today from 11 am – 5 pm for readings. Table Tipping is tonight starting at 6:30 pm, $10.00 per person; with Barbara Clark Dreamkeeper & Shirley Spiritseeker. Thank you for your wonderful support! - Earth & Soul Family Incense of the Day: Shoyeido Incense Shoyeidos Daily Incense: eight timeless natural fragrances blended for everyday enjoyment. Twenty to fifty natural ingredients are combined in precise proportions to create these soothing and evocative scents. Eight fresh fragrances ... seven days a week (shoyeido, 2014). Shoyeidos handcrafted incense holders are made with great care by talented potters. We offer a variety of shapes, sizes and glazes: single-stick holders, elegant leaf-shaped pieces, colorful incense bowls, decorative Japan-themed tiles, and more. Our artisans skillful hand glazing ensures that every piece is a unique work of art (shoyeido, 2014). - Add a touch of nature to your home or workspace with our playful Leaf-shaped Incense Holders. Each elegant piece is hand-thrown and glazed, ensuring that no two are alike. A single hole in the stem of this ceramic leaf holds your incense stick in place, while the leafs face provides a flat surface for burning incense cones (shoyeido, 2014). - Shoyeidos bowl incense holders are used with white ash, reflecting Japans long ceremonial incense tradition. Each hand-thrown and glazed bowl features a three-footed base to provide stability and consistent heat transfer when used with white ash and charcoal. Our skilled potters freehand glazing process produces unique and beautiful finished works of art (shoyeido, 2014).
Posted on: Wed, 10 Dec 2014 16:49:17 +0000