Incense Sticks - Traditional

The bible describes how the baby Jesus received gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh to soon after his birth. Today, it seems almost unbelievable that frankincense and myrrh resins were considered as precious and costly as gold - but they certainly were at the time.

The ability of frankincense to calm a troubled mind is virtually unsurpassed, which is the reason why the resin has been used for thousands of years in meditation and prayer. Read More

The beautiful aroma of Jasmine relaxes and stimulates the senses, which is why it is so revered as an aphrodisiac; it creates a sense of peace and serenity that helps to release sexual hang-ups, thereby allowing sexual energies to be released naturally.

In aromatherapy, jasmine is used to boost self-confidence and instil strength to those suffering from doubt and fear. It is also used to promote relaxation and restful sleep. Research conducted in 2002 at the Wheeling Jesuit University in West Virginia, USA, discovered that that jasmine oil is a powerful relaxant that helps to combat insomnia. Read More

Lavender is believed to be native to the Mediterranean, Middle East and India. With such a wide natural dispersion around the world it's hardly surprising it is universally loved - especially in incense sticks! It's use goes back over 2,500 years and is loved for its sweet floral fragrance and calming properties.

The Romans used lavender flowers to scent their baths, beds, clothes and even their hair, and it was they who discovered the plants medicinal properties. Lavender eases the stress and tension of daily life, and helps calm restlessness to deliver a good night’s sleep during times of worry. Read More

Made by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya, this famous Sai Baba Nag Champa is probably the most popular Indian Incense in the world, and its unique aroma exudes exotic, relaxing and romantic energies.

This traditional incense was originally burned in ashrams, monasteries and temples across India and Nepal to increase spirituality and help deepen states of meditation. Today it is still used widely in Ashrams where religious ceremonies, meditation, yoga, and musical studies are conducted. Read More

Patchouli's sweet, musky aroma has a hidden floral warmth and depth with earthy, root-like undertones which creates a safe and peaceful haven where every day cares and worries drift into the background.

These Stamford Patchouli incense sticks contains other exotic spices and gums that blended together produces a fragrance that is both mysterious and alluring. The perfect way to enjoy the therapeutic effects of this famous, exotic, ancient aromatic plant! Read More

The erotic and sensual aroma of Rose is encapsulated in the fragrance of these sticks and facilitates the feminine and caring side of our nature.

When you burn these exquisite incense sticks, a sense of gentleness and peace fills the air, bringing joy and contentment into your life. Great to use for bath time, yoga and meditation, or simply enjoying your favourite warm tea to create a blissfully relaxing experience. Red rose has a beautiful combination of citrusy notes, green, fruity (peach, plum, wine), spicy (clove), amber and sweet facets all in one single scent!  Read More

Unwind, relax and chill out at any time with this beautiful balancing fragrance that helps to quieten the overactive or busy mind.

Honoured by many ancient cultures, Sandalwood's sweet fragrance is fortifying, stabilising and strengthening, bringing calm to the soul.

It has a comforting woody fragrance with rich and creamy balsamic overtones. If you smell sandalwood on its own, you'll pick up on the balsamic, sweet and faintly floral notes that are present in this incense stick. Read More

A traditional polished wood ash catcher, inlaid with delicate brass star decorations. The emblem and patterns may vary from the photograph shown here.

Imported from India, these hand-made ash catchers are manufactured from sustainable materials and represent excellent value for money. An ideal holder for our fragrant incense sticks. Just place an incense stick in the ready-made hole, let it burn away and invite the relaxing aromas to get dispersed in the air. Read More