Incense Sticks Baobab Tree Of Life 15g Pack

Earthy and gently spiced, this incense brings a low, steady warmth to the room. It suits the slower parts of the day: after work, before meditation, or whenever you want the air to feel more settled and intentional.

The scent of baobab and warm earth

• The fragrance sits close to the ground, with an earthy base rather than a bright floral sweetness.
• A soft spicy edge comes through as the stick catches, giving the room a quiet, fireside warmth.
• It feels well placed beside a journal, yoga mat, reading chair, or evening tea.
• The baobab theme gives the scent a strong, rooted character without becoming heavy.
• Use it to mark a small transition in the day, from busyness into a more reflective pace.

Handmade botanical incense from India

Part of the Banjara Botanical Incense range, these sticks are handmade in India with natural ingredients. The finish is simple and traditional, made for burning slowly in a holder or ash catcher.

How to burn it safely

Light the coated tip, let the flame take for a few seconds, then blow it out so the end glows. Place the plain end in a heat-resistant incense holder, away from curtains, papers and draughts.

Burn in a ventilated room and never leave incense unattended. Let the ash fall onto a safe surface, then allow the stick to cool fully before clearing it away.

The Tree of Life in context

The baobab is widely known as the Tree of Life and is revered across Africa as a symbol of strength, wisdom and resilience. Its broad trunk and long-lived presence have made it a powerful image of endurance and shelter. In this incense, that symbolism is carried through an earthy, slightly spicy scent, creating a ritual object with more depth than fragrance alone.

Pack size and details

This is a 15 g pack of incense sticks, with around 12 sticks per pack. Made in India as part of the Banjara Botanical Incense range.

A thoughtful ritual gift

A considered gift for someone who enjoys incense, meditation, journalling, yoga, or a quiet evening routine. The Tree of Life symbolism makes it especially suited to moments of change, encouragement or reflection.

Common questions

Is the scent more woody or floral?
It is described as earthy and slightly spicy, so it sits closer to a grounded, warm incense than a sweet floral one.

Do I need a special burner?
Use any stable, heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher that can support a stick securely and catch falling ash.