joss stick

This was kept burning, along with two joss sticks, day and night, all year round.

She took a joss stick out of her pocket.

I will light joss sticks and pray to the memory of my ancestors.

"There will be a car for your use," she said, "should you desire to light joss sticks."

The room was filled up with the curling scent of the joss sticks.

Thick joss sticks are used for special ceremonies, such as funerals.

Nicholas knelt and began to light the joss sticks, but no prayer came to his mind.

It looks like cloudy urine and tastes of joss sticks.

They would bring joss sticks, incense paper and food offerings to the ancestors.

Harry lit the joss stick and set it in a glass on a shelf of the stone.

The person inside was lighting a thicket of joss sticks on the shrine.

Stuck in the corner of her vision: the guttering joss sticks.

Joss sticks, a kind of incense, are burned inside and outside of the house.

The last of her joss stick had burned.

"I took the liberty of bringing you joss sticks.

But some joss stick burning rituals (and the prayers that come with it) do not need to be done in front of religious images.

A moment later the plangent spice of a joss stick wafted his way.

She set the glowing joss sticks between them.

Fazhan took up three more joss sticks and lit them.

Two joints and a joss stick and it is.

He burned joss sticks in his room, a practice Richard objected to, though it improved the smell of the flat.

The medium offers sacred gifts in return, often in the form of joss sticks.

"We keep the smell down with joss sticks.

There are also joss sticks, teas and dried plums.

He passed a store selling statues and altars and joss sticks.