Check it out! It’s incense cones made out of sawdust and wood shavings! That’s it! (well, there’s a tiny bit of xanthan gum as well, just to make sure they don’t fall apart on their way to you, but the smells you’re gonna get are 100% pure high desert trees.

Wanna know what they smell like? I’ve got good news. I speak wistfully at length about it on tiktok:

Pinyon Pine Incense Video

Juniper Incense Video

(more scents coming as soon as I find new smells I like!)

FAQ:

• Is there a special method to burning them?

• Not really. They can leave some residue (charred wood resin, etc) so it’s helpful to place them on sand or similar when burning. Then just light it and usually the flame will go out on its own and the cone will do the rest! If it looks like it’s not going to go out on its own, just blow it out and the ember will remain a’smokin!

• Is there a lot of smoke?

  • If you’ve ever used a cone incense before, it should be pretty equivalent to that. Which means, yes, there’s a fair amount of smoke. I recommend making sure you’re adequately ventilating your area no matter what kind of incense you’re burning, and I’d recommend the same with these.

• How long do they last?

  • Usually around 18 to 20 minutes, but in my tests they’ve varied quite a bit. I’ve had some last about 8-10 minutes, and I’ve had others last more than 25. Either way, once you’re done with the burn, your place will smell great for quite awhile.

• Do you sell incense holders like the one in your video?

  • Yes! I’m often sold out, so check back often.

• Will the smell of this transport me to the high plateau and/or some other mystical place?

  • Absolutely. Prepare to feel things.