Opium Incense Sticks Pack Of 20 Stamford

Let the room turn softer at the edges with opium incense sticks, a darkly perfumed home fragrance made for quiet evenings, slow tidying, and the pause after a long day. The scent feels warm and atmospheric rather than sharp, with a lingering character that suits a calm corner, a reading chair, or a dinner table after the plates are cleared.

The scent in the room

• A deep, perfumed fragrance that feels suited to evening use and low light.
• The smoke rises in a fine thread, bringing a gentle ritual to the start or close of a moment.
• The white hex box, printed with red poppy artwork, keeps the look clean and simple on a shelf.
• The dark coated sticks sit on natural bamboo cores, with the plain end ready for placing in a holder.
• A good choice when you want a noticeable home fragrance without using a candle or diffuser.

Paste on bamboo, made in India

Each stick has a coated incense paste, typically a mixture of herbs, set onto a bamboo stick.

Lighting it well

Light the coated tip, let it catch, then gently blow out the flame so the end glows. Place the plain bamboo end into a heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher, away from draughts, fabrics and anything flammable.

Use in a ventilated room and never leave burning incense unattended. Let the ash cool fully before clearing it away.

Why this fragrance has its own mood

Opium points to a deeper, more enveloping style of scent, the kind people often choose for evening atmosphere, meditation corners, or a slow transition from busy room to quiet room. Indian incense has a long everyday place in homes, temples and small rituals, where fragrance marks a change in attention as much as it scents the air.

Pack size and details

This hex pack contains 20 incense sticks. Made in India.

A thoughtful small gift

It suits someone who enjoys atmospheric fragrance, quiet home rituals, or a simple way to refresh a room. Pair it with an incense holder for a complete little gesture.

Common questions

Do I need a special burner?
You need an incense holder or ash catcher that can support a stick safely and collect the falling ash.