Agarwood Incense Sticks, Indus Treasures, 15g
Agarwood Incense Sticks, Indus Treasures, 15g
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Product Overview
Agarwood, known across the Middle East as oud, gives this Indus Treasures blend its character. The scent is deep and woody, with balsamic tones that open slowly as the stick burns down. A 15g pack holds around 12 hand-rolled sticks, made by hand in India from resins, woods and oils. A good first step for anyone curious about oud.
The Story Behind It
Agarwood forms inside Aquilaria trees when the heartwood produces a dark, fragrant resin in response to injury or infection. It has been burned for centuries across Asia and the Middle East, and in Japan it is one of the central woods of kodo, the formal art of appreciating incense.
Why You'll Love It
- Deep woody scent with a balsamic edge, inspired by oud
- Hand-rolled in India, around 12 sticks per 15g pack
- A gentle introduction to oud-style fragrance at small-pack size
- Suits darker, cosier rooms and winter evenings
- Easy add-on to a gift for someone who wears oud perfume
Materials & Specifications
| Product type | Incense sticks |
| Fragrance | Deep and woody, with balsamic tones |
| Pack size | 15g, around 12 sticks (sold by weight, so the count can vary) |
| Pack dimensions | 4 x 3 x 23cm |
| Country of origin | India |
Perfect For
Oud and woody fragrance fans · Winter evenings at home · Small gifts and stocking fillers · Study or home office · Diwali gift bags
An Auro & Co Moment
December, the curtains drawn by four o'clock. You light a stick of agarwood in the study, pull a jumper on and settle into the armchair with a long-postponed letter to write.
Complete the Experience
Add a stick holder or ash catcher, or try another woody scent from the range.
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FAQ
Is agarwood the same as oud?
Yes. Oud is the Arabic name for agarwood, the fragrant resin-filled wood of the Aquilaria tree.
How many sticks are in a pack?
Around 12. Packs are filled by weight at 15g, so the exact count can vary slightly.
How should I burn incense sticks safely?
Use a holder that catches falling ash and stand it on a heat-resistant surface, away from curtains and anything flammable. Never leave a lit stick unattended, keep it out of reach of children and pets, and air the room afterwards.
