Incense Cones Tulsi Basil 850 Pieces

• Tulsi basil gives the fragrance an aromatic, herbaceous character, less sweet than floral incense and more garden-like.
• The cone format releases scent from a compact point.
• Use it to mark a simple pause: before journalling, after cleaning a room, or while setting the table for a slower evening.
• There is no bamboo stick left behind, just ash from the cone on your heat-safe dish.
• The fragrance suits spaces where you want something green and distinctive rather than soft or powdery.

The cone stands on its flat base, so the ember travels down through the cone and releases a visible curl of scented smoke.

Place one cone upright on a heat-resistant incense dish or burner. Light the tip, let it catch briefly, then blow out the flame so the tip glows and smoulders.

Keep it away from draughts, fabrics and anything flammable. Let the ash cool fully before clearing it away, and never leave burning incense unattended.

Tulsi, also known as holy basil, has a long place in Indian home and temple life, especially within Hindu traditions where the plant is associated with purity, devotion and household blessing. In incense, its basil-like scent brings that green, sacred-plant character into an everyday ritual. Here the meaning is best kept simple: a small flame, a rising thread of smoke, and a moment that gently separates one part of the day from the next.

This pack contains approximately 850 cones. Each cone is 25 mm high, and the full pack weighs 1115 g. Made in India.

This is a useful gift for someone who burns incense daily, keeps a meditation corner, or likes changing the feeling of a room through scent. The large count makes it especially suited to a shared home, studio or ritual space.