Cedar hour
Cedar, smoked tea
Dry cedar and a little smoked tea, for the end of a working day.

Hand-rolled incense in three slow blends, made to burn low and leave the air soft.
See the blendsEach imagined stick is pressed from four plain materials and dried on linen. Nothing is dipped or perfumed afterwards, so the smoke stays soft.



Cedar, smoked tea
Dry cedar and a little smoked tea, for the end of a working day.
Resin, clove
Warm resin and clove that settles low and stays close to the room.
Vetiver, mineral
Vetiver and soft mineral notes, like a window open after a storm.
Each stick burns for about the length of a cup of tea. Light it, set it down, and let the room do the rest.
Choose a blendHold the tip in a flame until it catches, then blow it out gently.
Rest it in the holder away from drafts so the smoke rises straight.
Close the book, dim a lamp, and let the scent fill the room slowly.