Patchouli Simmering Granules

• Patchouli gives the room a deep, grounding scent, woody and slightly sweet rather than bright or floral.
• The granules sit neatly in the burner dish, so there is no oil to pour and no water to measure.
• A small spoonful is enough to begin the ritual, with more added only when you want a fuller scent.
• They also work passively in a little bowl, like potpourri, for bathrooms, cupboards or quiet corners.
• The colour may vary from batch to batch, adding a small element of surprise to the jar or dish.

Patchouli is one of those scents that changes the feel of a room quickly. It has a darker, resinous character, soft around the edges, with the kind of depth that suits evenings, reading corners and slower household rituals.

Place a spoonful of granules in the reservoir of an oil or wax burner. Warm them gently with an unscented tealight beneath the dish, or use a suitable electric burner. Do not add water.

Replace the granules when the scent has faded. If using them without heat, place a few in a small bowl to fragrance a room, bathroom or closet. Keep away from children, pets, fabrics and polished surfaces, and never leave a lit tealight unattended.

Patchouli has long been used in perfumery for its earthy, lingering depth. In the home, it suits spaces where you want fragrance to feel warm rather than fresh, more like a low evening lamp than an open window. These simmering granules keep that ritual simple: no blending, no measuring, just a small amount warmed gently or left in a bowl to scent the air around it.

This pack contains 210 g of patchouli simmering granules, made in the United Kingdom. Colours may vary slightly between batches.

A good choice for someone who likes earthy home fragrance, oil burners or simple evening rituals. Patchouli also suits people who prefer deeper, less floral scents for their living space.