Lavender Incense Cones, 15 Pack With Holder Stamford

Lavender has a way of changing the quality of a room. Light the tip of a cone, let it catch for a moment, then blow out the flame and set it in the holder, within minutes, the warm, herbaceous scent begins to settle into the air.

The scent and what it does to a room

• Lavender here is smooth rather than sharp, the kind that opens gently and stays, rather than arriving in a rush and fading.
• The smoke rises in a thin, steady curl, carrying the fragrance evenly through the space without overwhelming it.
• It suits a sitting room, a bedroom, or a home workspace.

About the cones

Incense cones burn differently from sticks, the fragrance is more concentrated, the smoke a little denser, and there is no stick to set aside afterwards. The cone sits flat on the holder, burns from the tip down, and releases its scent steadily as the ember works its way through.

How to burn them

Stand the cone base-down on the metal holder. Light the tip and blow it out gently so the tip glows orange. Set the holder on a heat-resistant surface away from draughts, which can cause uneven burning or extinguish the ember. Never leave a burning cone unattended, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.

Lavender in incense-making

Lavender has been used in fragrance and ritual across the Mediterranean and Middle East for centuries, its name is thought to derive from the Latin lavare, to wash, reflecting its long association with cleansing and calm in daily life. These cones are produced in India, where incense-making is a craft with deep roots.

What's in the pack

Each pack contains 15 lavender incense cones and a small metal holder, so everything you need is included from the start.

A simple gift

A thoughtful choice for anyone who enjoys a scented home, practises yoga or meditation, or simply likes a small daily ritual. The pack is compact and easy to wrap, and the included holder means it is ready to use straight away.

Common questions

Is the metal holder suitable for all surfaces?
The holder is small and metal, so it will conduct heat. Place it on a ceramic tile, a wooden board, or another heat-resistant surface rather than directly on a polished or lacquered table.

Can I burn these in a small room?
Yes, though in a very small or poorly ventilated space the scent can build quickly. A slightly open window or door keeps the fragrance pleasant rather than heavy.

How should I store unused cones?
Keep them in a sealed container or the original packaging, away from moisture and direct sunlight, to preserve the fragrance between uses.