Our Lady of Guadalupe Nahui Ollin Incense – 15 Sticks

Our Lady of Guadalupe Nahui Ollin incense for shared reflection

On December 12, the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, or whenever a family needs to come together, these incense sticks can mark a moment of prayer. The 15-stick pouch offers a meaningful way to hold loved ones and difficult conversations in mind.

An illustrated pouch with Mexican roots

The Ave Maria pouch shows Our Lady of Guadalupe framed by a radiant halo and supported by a small angel. It contains 15 natural Nahui Ollin incense sticks. Nahui Ollin is a term with various meanings in Aztec and Mexican cosmology; here it is the name printed for this incense.

Guadalupe, comfort and connection

Devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe is especially marked on December 12. According to traditional beliefs, this incense may accompany prayers for finding a way forward after grief or another difficulty, for a listening ear, support and guidance. At gatherings, it can express a wish to bring a family or group closer. These are spiritual intentions, not guaranteed effects.

Using it for prayer or a gathering

Place one stick in a suitable holder, light the tip and ventilate the room. Pray for someone who is grieving, or make space for a family conversation. Keep burning incense out of children’s reach and away from flammable items.

Why choose this pouch?

Its Guadalupe artwork and Nahui Ollin name make it a distinctive gift for someone devoted to Mary or connected to Mexican traditions.

Common questions about Guadalupe incense

When is Our Lady of Guadalupe celebrated?

Her feast is on December 12, though you can pray throughout the year.

Who might appreciate this incense?

Someone who values Guadalupe devotion or would welcome a thoughtful gesture during a hard time.

What is Nahui Ollin?

A term with several meanings in Aztec and Mexican cosmology, used as the name of this incense on the pouch.