Incense Cones Peach Mango 850 Count

• The fragrance is sweet and fruity, with peach mango as the clear character rather than a heavy resinous scent.
• As the cone smoulders, the smoke gives the ritual its shape: visible, slow, and easy to watch.
• The scent suits moments when you want the room to feel warmer and more tended, without a complicated ritual.
• Cones give a burn from a compact shape, with no wooden stick left behind afterwards.
• The warm tan colour shown in the photo keeps the look simple and earthy, especially on a plain incense dish.

Each cone has the classic tapered shape with a flat base, shown in the photo as a natural warm brown.

Place one cone flat-side down on a heat-resistant incense holder or dish. Light the tip, let it catch briefly, then blow out the flame so the tip continues to glow and release smoke.

Keep it away from draughts, fabrics and anything flammable. Let the ash cool fully before clearing it away.

Incense has a long place in Indian domestic and devotional life, used to scent rooms, mark thresholds and give ordinary moments a more intentional quality. Cone incense is a modern, practical form of that wider tradition: compact, easy to place, and more self-contained than a stick. Here the mood is not temple-resinous or woody, but bright and fruit-led, built around the familiar sweetness of peach mango for a softer home fragrance ritual.

This pack contains approximately 850 incense cones. Each cone is 25 mm high, and the pack weight is 1115 g. The cones are from India. Use them with a suitable heat-resistant incense dish or burner.

This suits someone who already enjoys incense and likes to keep plenty to hand. The peach mango scent makes it a warm choice for a housewarming, a shared home, or a friend who enjoys simple evening rituals.