A Light Kept: Memorial Gift Set

1. Choose a place where the light can be seen from where you sit, and light one tealight in the stone.
2. If you like, light a stick of rosemary in the wooden disc and write a few lines to them: news, a memory, what you would say.
3. Stay as long as you want. Put out the flame and the incense before you leave the room.

• A tealight holder cut from petrified wood stone, about 9 by 7.5 cm and 910 g, handmade in Indonesia; the grain of the tree still shows in it.
• Six vanilla-scented tealights, 3.7 cm across, each burning for up to four hours.
• A 15 g box of Satya rosemary incense sticks, hand-rolled in India.
• A plain mango wood incense disc from India, about 12 cm across, for sticks and cones.
• A small lokta notebook, 12 by 8 cm, with pressed flowers in the cover and its own pencil, handmade in Nepal.

The pieces arrive together in one parcel. They are not gift-wrapped. The stone is heavy: set it on a level, heat-safe surface.

'There's rosemary, that's for remembrance', says Ophelia in Hamlet, Act 4, Scene 5, as she hands out flowers and herbs.