Sodalite Crystal Pyramid Ananta Sandalwood Incense Stick Cast metal with a lightly

Cast metal with a lightly aged finish - surface deliberately not polished to a mirror but treated to read as worked rather than new

Its crystal face reflects structure and clarity

A small asking for the blue that painters once paid more than gold to use

in a smokier register

Austa Suganda - the transliterated Sanskrit aṣṭa sugandha

Sodalite Crystal Pyramid Ananta Sandalwood Incense Stick Cast metal with a lightlySodalite deep navy veined with white, cut to four faces and an apex, the mineral kin of lapis lazuli: the blue without the gold. From Brazil, cut as a pyramid. It is a sodium aluminium silicate carrying chlorine in its lattice, and it gives its name to a mineral group; lazurite, the blue of lapis, is a member of that group, so the two are true kin. The white veining is calcite. Sodalite carries no pyrite, so there are no gold flecks the choice between