Jasmine Incense Cones, 850 Count

Light one jasmine incense cone when the room needs a softer edge and a clear pause in the day. The smoke rises in a quiet thread, carrying a floral fragrance that feels warm, recognisable and intimate, suited to evening rituals, meditation corners or a gently scented home.

Jasmine in the air

• The scent is floral and heady, with the familiar softness of jasmine rather than a sharp perfume note.
• The cone format gives a concentrated little ritual: light, extinguish the flame, then let the ember smoulder.
• It suits moments when you want fragrance to feel intentional, not sprayed into the room in a hurry.
• There is no wooden stick left behind, just the ash from the cone once it has finished.
• Use it for daily atmosphere, quiet reading, bath-time ambience or the beginning of a home practice.

The cone itself

The jasmine fragrance is the focus, carried through a self-smouldering cone designed to sit flat on a heat-resistant surface while it burns.

How to light and enjoy it safely

Place the cone upright on a heat-resistant dish or incense holder. Light the tip, allow a small flame to catch, then blow it out so the glowing point continues to smoulder.

Keep it away from draughts, curtains and polished surfaces. Let the ash cool fully before clearing it away, and never leave burning incense unattended.

Jasmine in ritual and folklore

Jasmine has long carried romantic and devotional associations, and its name is often translated as ‘gift from God’. In folk magic and ritual practice, jasmine is traditionally linked with love, sensuality and attraction, while in everyday incense use it is valued for its lush floral character. Here, that symbolism stays gentle: a jasmine incense cone can mark a threshold in the day, set a more intimate mood in a room, or simply give a familiar floral scent a little ceremony.

Size, weight and what is included

This bulk pack contains approximately 850 jasmine incense cones, with a total weight of 1115 g. Each cone is 25 mm high. Made in India.

A gift for fragrance lovers

This is a generous choice for someone who burns incense often and likes a floral home scent. It suits housewarmings, meditation spaces, ritual supplies, or anyone who prefers cones to sticks for a compact, self-contained burn.

Common questions

How is a cone different from an incense stick?
A cone burns from the tip down through its own body, so there is no bamboo or wooden stick to dispose of afterwards.

How long will the pack last?
That depends entirely on how often you burn them.