Sandalwood Incense Sticks 450 Pack

• The fragrance sits on the woody side of incense, warm and grounded rather than sharp or sweet.
• As the coated tip catches, the scent opens with a dry, smoky edge before settling into softer sandalwood warmth.
• It suits unhurried moments: after tidying a room, before reading, or as a simple marker between day and evening.
• The long brown coated section and pale bamboo ends give the sticks a traditional, unfussy look in a holder.
• The large pack is useful if sandalwood is your everyday incense rather than an occasional scent.

These are hand-rolled coated incense sticks on bamboo.

Light the coated tip, let it flame briefly, then blow it out so the end glows. Place the plain bamboo end into a heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher, away from draughts, fabrics and anything flammable.

Burn in a ventilated space and never leave incense unattended.

Sandalwood has a long place in Indian fragrance and ritual culture, valued for its warm, creamy wood aroma and its association with prayer, meditation and the marking of sacred time. In Hindu and Buddhist settings, sandalwood paste, powder and smoke have traditionally been used around temples, shrines and devotional practice. Today, sandalwood incense is also a simple home ritual: one stick lit after cleaning, before quiet work, or at the close of the day. The meaning is soft and personal, carried through scent rather than ceremony alone.

Each pack contains approximately 450 sticks, with a total weight of 500 g. Each stick is 25 cm long. Origin: India.

This is a generous choice for someone who already burns incense often, especially if they favour woody, traditional scents. It also suits a housewarming basket, a meditation corner, or a calm home office setup with a proper incense holder.