Jasmine Incense Sticks, 20 Count

Jasmine has a way of filling a room quietly and completely. Light one of these sticks, set it in a holder, and within moments the air shifts, warm, floral, a little heady, the kind of scent that slows the pace of an afternoon or marks the beginning of an evening in.

The scent

Jasmine is one of the great classical fragrance materials, used across South Asia for centuries in garlands, offerings, and perfumery. Its character is rich and white-floral with a soft sweetness underneath, present without being sharp, lingering without becoming heavy. These sticks carry that warmth well, releasing the scent steadily as they burn.

The making

Each stick is a cored incense: a thin bamboo spine coated in a paste blended from herbs and perfumery materials. This is the standard form of Indian incense production, where the paste is rolled onto the core and dried before packing. hex incense range is made in India, where this style of incense has been refined over generations. The packaging is recyclable.

Burning

Light the coated tip and let it catch for a few seconds, then blow out the flame so the tip glows orange. Rest the plain bamboo end in a heat-resistant holder or ash catcher and let it burn. Each stick burns for approximately 30 minutes. Burn in a ventilated room and never leave a lit stick unattended.

What you get

Twenty incense sticks, each on a bamboo core, from the hex incense range. Total weight is 40 g. A holder is not included and is sold separately.

A small gift, well received

A pack of twenty makes an easy, considered gift for someone who enjoys a scented home, a meditation practice, or simply a quiet ritual at the end of the day. It suits a housewarming, a birthday, or a thoughtful addition to a gift set.

Common questions

Do I need a special holder?
Any heat-resistant incense holder with a hole sized for a standard stick will work. An ash catcher is useful for keeping surfaces clean as the ash falls.

Is this suitable for a small room?
Yes, though jasmine is a fairly full scent. In a very small space, you may prefer to burn the stick for part of its length and extinguish it once the room is scented to your liking.