Incensio de Santa Fe
Remember the smell of a campfire with giant chunks of wood? Here's an incense which evokes the unique smell of a crackling fire in open air. They have seven varieties: alder, cedar, fir, hickory, juniper, mesquite, and pinon. Incienso does not make sticks or cones, but pressed bricks.
Natural Wood Incense for tree-huggers
Incienso de Santa Fe has specialized in single-note wood scents since 1964. All of their offerings come from trees that are native to America and, in the spirit of conservation, are made from only dead or fallen trees. People say that this incense makes them remember all kinds of wonderful things...the perfume of the painted desert, a crackling campfire on a high mountain trail, the morning mist settling in a Zuni village. If you love the natural smell of fragrant woods then you will love this incense! Not sure which wood to choose? Try the Seven Scent Sampler . . .
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Directions: The bricks are best lit when treated like a miniature piece of firewood.
- Remove an incense brick from the box and hold the tip over a continuous flame (candle flame or lighter).
- Occasionally blow/fan it until the tip is a nice glowing ember.
- Place the smoking brick upright in a cone holder or level bed of sand in a holder and enjoy the aroma!
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