Quick Specs
- Brand: 1618 Gold
- Type: Loose Self-Lighting powder incense
- Size/Quantity: 1 pound bag
- Best for: Prosperity rituals, money drawing, abundance work, practitioner bulk supply
Money Drawing Powder Incense for Prosperity Rituals
Powder incense is the oldest form of ceremonial incense, predating stick and cone formats by millennia. Ancient Egyptian temple priests burned granular and powdered resins on metal censers, and the incense described in Exodus 30:34-36 is a compound powder of stacte, onycha, galbanum, and frankincense ground fine. Powder gives the practitioner direct control over the quantity of smoke produced: more powder means a denser, longer-lasting cloud; a single pinch yields a brief, targeted plume. That level of control makes powder incense the preferred format for serious ritual work where smoke volume matters.
Money Drawing as a ritual concept spans hoodoo, Wicca, folk Catholicism, and Santeria. In hoodoo, money-drawing formulas typically incorporate herbs and resins associated with Jupiter, the sun, and earth prosperity: cinnamon, clove, patchouli, and vetiver are common components. Burning money-drawing incense during financial petitions, candle work, or altar prayers is a standard practice across these traditions, understood to create an aromatic environment conducive to attracting wealth and financial opportunity.
Money Drawing Powder Incense Bulk 1lb vs. Stick Incense Formats
Stick incense delivers a fixed amount of smoke on a preset burn schedule. Powder incense puts you in charge: you determine how much to burn and when to add more, and you can blend powders together on the coal to create a custom formula in real time. This is why powder and granular incense has historically been the format of choice in ceremonial and conjure contexts, where precision and layering matter more than convenience.
At 1 pound, this is a bulk supply quantity. Used in the traditional small-pinch-per-session method, 1 pound is enough for dozens of individual workings, making it well-suited for practitioners who work weekly prosperity rituals or long-term financial petitions. It’s also practical for teachers or group facilitators burning incense during classes or circles. Browse my 1618 Gold powder incense for other scents in this bulk line.
How to Use Money Drawing Powder Incense
How to burn loose powder incense on charcoal for prosperity and money drawing ritual work.
- Prepare Your Charcoal
Place a lit charcoal disc in a heat-safe censer or cauldron. Allow it to gray over fully, which takes about five minutes. Then spoon a small pinch of Money Drawing Powder Incense onto the glowing coal and watch the smoke rise immediately.
- Add Powder and Set Intention
Burn the powder with focused intention around financial goals, business growth, or steady income. You control smoke volume by adjusting how much powder you add to the coal. A small pinch per session is the traditional measure for this type of work.
- Store Your Supply
Store unused powder in an airtight jar to preserve the scent. A 1-pound bag yields dozens of individual workings when used in small pinches. Label and date your container if you keep multiple loose incenses so you can track freshness easily.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock this powder incense in the 1-pound size because it’s the format serious practitioners actually want. Sticks are convenient, but powder gives ritual precision and lets you blend on the fly. Money Drawing is one of the most consistently requested intention formulas, and having it in bulk means you’re not running out mid-working. If you need the charcoal discs to burn it, find them under my charcoal and sand supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Powder incense is burned on a lit charcoal disc in a heat-safe censer. Spoon a small amount onto the glowing coal and the powder combusts immediately, releasing dense scented smoke. No open flame is needed after the charcoal disc is lit and ready.
Use self-lighting charcoal discs, sold separately in multiple sizes. Place the disc in a heat-safe censer with a sand or salt base. Light the edge, hold it with tongs, and wait until the surface turns gray before adding any powder to the coal.
One pound is a bulk quantity. Used in small pinches per session, 1 pound provides dozens of ritual workings. It’s a practical size for practitioners who incorporate prosperity incense into regular weekly practice over many months of consistent use.
Yes. Money Drawing Powder blends well with cinnamon powder, frankincense siftings, or other loose prosperity blends. Mixing powders on the charcoal lets you create a custom formula, adjusting the scent and intention layer by layer as needed.
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