Do we stock incense? Sheesh, if there was ever a fire around here, they'd smell it in Beijing! Categories, subcategories, and sub-sub categories. People have wandered into our incense pages never to re-emerge. Use the SEARCH button if you get nervous. |
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Pure incenses, absolutely top-of-the-line (or as my Latin teacher used to say, "Summum Pegmam" {"top shelf"}). Chunks of amber, and rare resins. Use with a charcoal burner. | | Our largest selection, and our most popular. Convenient, inexpensive, and easy-to-use, Stick incense is the incense of choice for many. |
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Cone incense is neater than stick incense (no falling ashes), and there is no stick to burn, so some people find the scent to be purer. | | Ash-catchers, incense burners, censers, thuribles, and charcoal. Everything but the incense. |
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Self-lighting, powdered incense. For big clouds of smoke, throw on a little more! | | Sage blends, and hard to find sweetgrass. Used by Native Americans for centuries, smudge sticks are finding favor among witches and wizards for house blessing and purification. |
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