Your choice of 3, 12, or 24 organic handmade incense cones that are completely free of all synthetics, perfumes, oils, charcoal, and other unhealthy substances. These incense cones come in a lovely reusable recycled paper jewelry box. A perfect and unique gift for relaxation, meditation, and home or yoga studio aromatherapy.
Ingredients:
Amish Red Cedar, Traditional Japanese Makko, Wild Harvested Pine Sap, and Organic Guar Bean Gum
Tired of being deceived by a beautiful box of incense only to find that it smells like perfume and synthetic chemicals? I am too. That's why I'm proud to offer you incense cones made the way they've been crafted for centuries: with pure, natural ingredients that are free from harmful chemicals and additives.
Unlike the mass-produced cones you'll find at most stores, my cones are carefully handmade using only the finest plant materials from reputable suppliers. I grind these plants down into a fine powder and mix them with filtered water or tea to create a dough-like ball. Each cone is then rolled by hand and cured over several days to ensure a perfect burn.
What sets my incense cones apart is their natural scent. Unlike the synthetic perfumes used in many commercial incense products, my cones are made with only the natural fragrance of the plant materials themselves. You'll enjoy a subtle and authentic scent that truly captures the essence of each plant.
My commitment to quality doesn't stop there. I pack my incense cones in 92% post-consumer recycled non-bleached kraft boxes, with a clear list of ingredients printed on the label. No hidden surprises or sketchy ingredients - just pure, natural incense that you can feel good about burning.
Don't settle for the mass-produced, industrial cones that flood the market. Treat yourself to incense that's made with care and intention. Order now and experience the difference for yourself!
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Here is an article about me on a German incense blog:
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