Fine incense light burning
Fine aromatic wood incense – Sandalwood or Agarwood
These fine incense sticks are made from botanical powders and aromatic woods. Their smaller diameter results in a lighter burn that produces less smoke than a thick stick.
Two variants are available: Sandalwood, which is softer and drier, and Agarwood, which is darker, woodier, and more resinous.
Each tube contains approximately 120 sticks of 21 cm, offering a burn time of about 20 to 30 minutes per stick.
INFORMATION
The thin format limits the amount of material burning at any given time. The smoke remains lighter than with thick incense sticks, while still providing consistent diffusion.
The actual intensity depends on the size of the room and its ventilation. In a small space, start with just one stick.
CHOOSING YOUR VARIANT
Sandalwood: dry, soft, and slightly creamy wood. The scent is more subtle and less resinous.
Agarwood: a deeper, drier, and more resinous profile with a more pronounced woody presence.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Composition: botanical powders and aromatic woods
- Format: fine sticks
- Length: approximately 21 cm
- Content: approximately 120 sticks
- Burn time: approximately 20 to 30 minutes per stick
USE & SAFETY
Place the stick in a suitable incense holder and ensure it is stable. Light the tip, let it burn for a few seconds, then blow it out gently so that only the ember remains.
Use the incense in a ventilated room, away from paper, textiles, curtains, and other flammable materials.
Never leave a burning stick unattended. Keep out of reach of children and pets, and ventilate the room after use.
PAIR WITH
To hold a fine stick vertically and catch the ash during burning, use the black hanging incense burner .
For another woody scent, without choosing between the two variants of this product, you may compare it with the natural Vietnamese agarwood – raw incense .
Find other sticks, burners, and holders in our Incense collection.
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If you are hesitating between the two: choose Sandalwood for a softer scent and Agarwood for a deeper, more resinous wood.