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Sandalwood Incense Sticks
Creamy, warm wood with three thousand years in temples and ceremony. The tradition holds it for evening, autumn, and the work of settling.
Light the tip, let the flame catch for a few seconds, blow it out and let the stick smoulder in a holder that catches the ash.
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Sandalwood Incense Sticks
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Creamy, warm wood with three thousand years in temples and ceremony. The tradition holds it for evening, autumn, and the work of settling.
About Sandalwood →Frequently asked questions
How long does a sandalwood incense stick burn?
Most of our sticks burn for 30 to 45 minutes; the exact time is in each listing.
Is it safe to burn incense indoors?
Burn it in a holder that catches the ash, on a heat-proof surface, with a window open a little, never left alone and out of reach of children and pets. If you are sensitive to smoke, a diffuser with an essential oil is a gentler choice.
What is the difference between sticks and cones?
A stick burns slowly along its length and is easy to stop and relight; a cone gives a fuller scent in less time; a backflow cone sends its smoke down through a special holder.
