Incence Sticks - Satya Opium 15g

Incence Sticks - Satya Opium 15g

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Satya Opium Incense Sticks: 15 g box, about a dozen masala sticks — a dark, spicy-sweet oriental. Made in India by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya — the makers of Nag Champa; sold by the pack.

The Scent

Satya's Opium — not the drug, the perfume: a dark, spicy-sweet oriental over their sandalwood base.

What's in the Box

  • Count: 15 g box, about a dozen masala sticks
  • Stick: about 8 inches, hand-rolled masala on a bamboo core
  • Burn time: 45 minutes or more a stick
  • Made in India by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya — the makers of Nag Champa

How to Use It

Light the tip, let it flame for a few seconds, then blow it out so the ember glows. Stand it in an ash catcher, or push the bare end into a bowl of sand or rice, and open a window a crack — incense is meant to drift, not fill. Never leave it burning unattended; keep it away from curtains, children and pets.

Pairs Well With

Handmade Wood Incense Burner Boat, Amber Oil .5 oz, Garnet Tumbled Stone | Deep Red Crystal.

Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep it away from anything that can catch, and out of reach of children and pets. For fragrance only — not for internal use.

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