concept   burning incense
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Vietnamese culture (1) • Buddhist countries (1) • Greece (1) • Latin American (1) • Africa (1) • Canada (1) • Caribbean countries (1) • Russia (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Thailand (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 burning incense Vietnamese culture Burning incense is commonly used in religious and ceremonial rituals in Vietnamese culture. 3
2 burning incense Buddhist countries Burning incense is commonly used in religious ceremonies and rituals in Buddhist countries, often using scents like sandalwood and jasmine. 2
3 burning incense Greece Incense is a key component of religious services and ceremonies in Greek and Roman Catholic traditions. 2
4 burning incense Latin American In Latin American culture, burning incense is used for religious practices and to create a pleasant ambiance at home. 2
5 burning incense Africa Africa traditionally uses specific types of incense like sage or palo santo for spiritual rituals and cleansing ceremonies. 1
6 burning incense Canada Burning incense is less common in daily life in Canada and is more associated with specific cultural or religious practices. 1
7 burning incense Caribbean countries Burning incense is used in religious and spiritual practices in Caribbean countries, but is less commonly used in households compared to some Asian cultures. 1
8 burning incense Russia Burning incense in Russia is less commonly used in daily life and is mostly associated with specific religious or cultural practices. 1
9 burning incense Scandinavian countries Burning incense is less commonly used in daily life in Scandinavian countries and is more associated with specific religious or cultural practices. 1
10 burning incense Thailand Burning incense is a prevalent practice in Thailand, taking place at home altars, temples, and significant cultural events. 1