Incense Cones Midnight Rose 850 Pieces

Let the room settle around a slow curl of Midnight Rose incense. These floral incense cones bring a rose-like scent with fresh undertones to quiet evenings, desk pauses and small daily rituals.

Midnight Rose in the room

• The fragrance opens as a full floral scent, soft enough for a calm corner but present enough to change the feel of a space.
• Fresh undertones keep the rose character from feeling too heavy or powdery.
• The cone shape gives a compact burn, with smoke rising directly from the tip.
• There is no wooden stick left behind, only ash from the cone itself.
• Best for moments when you want a clear beginning: lighting, pausing, then letting the scent gather slowly.

The cone and its fragrance blend

A traditional Indian-style incense cone with a Midnight Rose floral fragrance and a steady smoulder once lit.

Lighting the cone

Place the cone flat-side down on a heat-resistant incense holder or dish. Light the tip, allow it to catch briefly, then blow out the flame so the ember glows and the smoke begins to rise.

Use in a well-ventilated room and keep away from draughts, fabrics, pets and children. Let the ash cool fully before clearing it away.

Indian incense for everyday atmosphere

Incense cones are a practical form of home fragrance because they need no inner stick and sit directly on a heat-safe surface. Here, that tradition is expressed through a floral Midnight Rose scent, made for simple threshold moments: after tidying a room, before guests arrive, or when the evening needs a softer edge.

Size and details

• Approximate contents: 850 incense cones.
• Cone height: 25 mm.
• Total weight: 1115 g.
• Country of origin: India.
• Scent: Midnight Rose, a floral fragrance with fresh undertones.

A generous gift for incense lovers

This is a thoughtful choice for someone who already burns incense often and likes to keep a favourite scent close. The generous quantity suits a home ritual space, studio, treatment room or anyone who enjoys a floral atmosphere through the week.

Common questions

Do incense cones burn differently from sticks?
Yes. Cones usually burn from the tip downward. They also leave no bamboo or wooden stick behind.

What should I burn them on?
Use a heat-resistant incense holder, ceramic dish or stone surface designed for incense. Avoid placing a lit cone directly on furniture, fabric or any surface that could scorch.