When doctors advised her to use electric incense devices instead, her symptoms improved. Incense - in the form of coils, cones, powders or sticks - is widely used in religious and cultural practices.

Here are some of our favorite incense options for setting the mood, curating a vibe in your home, and remaining grounded during life shifts. Ranging from woodsy to sweet and everything in between, ...

The incense cones from the Seattle-based fragrance design house Blackbird arrive in a cylindrical tin that, once the top is unscrewed, can double as a portable holder.

Ajouter Log Cabin Snowy Winter Incense Cone Burner ($19-$22) Like something out of a storybook, this snowy log cabin incense burner — paired with vanilla-scented cones — paints a picture of ...

Mishal Incense Cones ($20 at the time of publication) The Warm Vanilla & Clove cones by Mishal are some of the most luxurious, savory-smelling cones I’ve ever come across.

Perfect for anyone just getting started with incense, this holder comes with 30 incense sticks and 120 cones in jasmine, lavender, rose, green tea, apple, sandalwood, and Osmanthus scents, so you ...

The Church Masala Incense cones are available in a range of traditional fragrances, including Camphoraceous, Amber, Woody, Frankincense, and Myrrh.

Package includes: one incense holder, 120 upgraded incense cones, one pad, and 30 incense sticks Contains 7 different, long-lasting fragrances Handcrafted using durable ceramic ...

Other options include cones or nuggets – shaped from scented paste – as well as stick incense, the most popular kind, made by dipping bamboo sticks repeatedly into a fragrant mixture.