Sandalwood Incense Sticks, Indus Treasures, 15g
Sandalwood Incense Sticks, Indus Treasures, 15g
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Product Overview
Soft, creamy and warm, this is sandalwood in its most familiar form. The sticks from Indus Treasures are hand-rolled in India from resins, oils and woods, and give a smooth woody scent that unfolds slowly as they burn. Each 15g pack contains around 12 sticks, a handy amount for testing whether sandalwood suits a particular room.
The Story Behind It
Sandalwood has a long place in Indian religious life. The wood is ground into a paste called chandan for forehead marks and temple offerings, and its scent is one of the most widely used in Indian incense.
Why You'll Love It
- Smooth, creamy, warm woody scent
- Hand-rolled sticks, roughly 12 to the pack
- A classic that sits comfortably alongside most interiors
- Small 15g size, so you can keep several scents on rotation
- Simple to add to a gift with a holder or a candle
Materials & Specifications
| Product type | Incense sticks |
| Fragrance | Smooth, soft, creamy and warm, woody |
| 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
Sandalwood lovers · Bedrooms and living rooms · Yoga and stretching sessions · Teacher and thank-you gifts · First-time incense buyers
An Auro & Co Moment
After a long shift, shoes off, kettle on. You light a stick of sandalwood on the coffee table and stretch out on the sofa while the creamy wood scent settles into the room.
Complete the Experience
Pair with an incense holder, or line up a few different woody scents to compare.
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FAQ
What does it smell like?
Soft, creamy and warm, with a smooth woody fragrance that unfolds slowly as it burns.
How long does a stick burn?
Burn time varies with the room: a stick lasts longer in still air than beside an open window or in a draught.
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.
