Incense cones

The Aries Witch ♈ How to make your own incense cones! Anything you create yourself is infused with your magick and the essence of your being <3 creating your own ritual tools adds a empowering pers…

Handcrafted in Japan, this small and stylish porcelain incense burner features a traditional labyrinth design. The geometrical design is based on the principles of sacred geometry. These soothing designs are often used for meditation to connect on a deeper spiritual level. It's the perfect size for burning incense cones but also includes two holes for various sizes of sticks. Measures approximately 1.5 inches.

Incense cones and sticks are a must-have for any home. Here's an expert guide to modern incense—and the best luxury scents to shop now.

Incense waterfall cones – otherwise known as backflow incense cones – often get a bad rap in the incense community. As mesmerizing as they are to watch, their scent is often less so. This is especially true of the of the brightly (ie, chemically) colored varieties I’ve often seen sold on popular shopping platforms. When we released our original backflow incense cone collection, we spent months looking for a factory that could work with us to make good quality waterfall incense cone. We…

Learn how to make your own easy DIY incense cones with ingredients and tools you already have in your kitchen. #aromatherapy #DIY Cinnamon Nutmeg Clove Incense Cones Recipe: + 3 tsp. ground cinnamon + 1.5 tsp. ground nutmeg + 1.5 tsp. ground cloves + 1 tsp. marshmallow root + 1 tsp. honey + 1 tbsp. water

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Incense cones to aid in your aromatherapy experience. Suited best to sit in our Incense Waterfall, these cones are wonderfully fragrant and dust mess free. The corked glass bottle they come in is great for recycling and using in other ritualistic needs. Details: - Twelve scents available: ambergris, ocean, green tea, jasmine, lemon, lavender, sandalwood, cherry, indian, lily, rose and mixed - 1 glass bottle filled with 70 cones

Creating your own Incense Cones or Incense Sticks is easy, fun and also makes great gifts! What you need: - Blank incense cones or incense sticks - Essential oil, fragrance or blend of choice - Denatured alcohol - A deep pan, tray or large jar - Gloves - Large spoon with holes - Drying rack Step 1: Make your fragrance blend. This can be a blend of essential oils or perfume oils. You can also use single note perfume oils, or individual essential oils. Patchouli, sandalwood, lavender,...

Introducing the flameless option to scent your space. Tropical notes of zesty kumquats and ripe berries twirl over a sweet breeze of island vanilla.These incense cones are soaked in a sea of delectable fragrance for 24 hours and then dried under low heat. The result is an incredibly aromatic cone strong enough to scent your lovely home.40 cones per jar- Burn time: approx.20 min- Scent lasts approx. 2 hours- Cap is a suitable surface for burning cones- Travel-friendly - Handmade

Incense has a long history and there are many different types of incense. Today, stick and cone shaped incense are the two most commonly used forms, and we hand blend and hand make both both types in our studio, so they are the types that we know best. This article will focus on a detailed comparison of the two. (A note before we get started, we also have two very detailed articles on how we hand make our incense cones, and how we hand make our incense sticks. Some of the information is...