Cinnamon Masala Incense Sticks, approx. 11 Sticks
Cinnamon Masala Incense Sticks, approx. 11 Sticks
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Product Overview
Warm, spicy and a little sweet, this cinnamon masala incense smells like the baking cupboard in December. There are around 11 sticks in each 33g pack, made in India and packed in a box printed with botanical artwork.
The Story Behind It
True cinnamon, Cinnamomum verum, is the dried inner bark of a tree native to Sri Lanka. It was one of the most valuable spices in medieval European trade, and today it is the smell of mulled wine, mince pies and hot cross buns in most British kitchens.
Why You'll Love It
- Warm spice that suits cold evenings
- Hand-rolled masala sticks
- About 11 sticks per pack
- Botanical box that doubles as shelf decor
- An easy stocking filler for anyone who loves Christmas baking smells
Materials & Specifications
| Product type | Masala incense sticks |
| Fragrance | Cinnamon, warm and spicy with a hint of sweetness |
| Contents | Approx. 11 sticks |
| Net weight | 33g |
| Pack size | 22.8 x 4.5 x 2.2cm |
| Packaging | Box printed with botanical artwork |
| Country of origin | India |
Perfect For
Autumn and Christmas evenings · Kitchens and dining rooms · Spice-scent lovers · Stocking fillers · Getting the house ready for guests
An Auro & Co Moment
The first properly cold Saturday of the year. The oven is not even on, but one cinnamon stick burning on the kitchen shelf has the whole flat smelling like something is baking.
Complete the Experience
Pair it with a brass or lotus incense holder.
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FAQ
How many sticks are in a pack?
Approximately 11.
What is masala incense?
Incense made by rolling a paste of ground ingredients onto the stick, rather than dipping a plain stick in fragrance oil. Masala sticks look thicker and more textured as a result.
Do I need a holder?
Yes. Use a holder that catches falling ash, on a heat-safe surface away from curtains and anything flammable, and never leave burning incense unattended.
