Incense Sticks Golden Copal and Lavender

Light one when the room wants a slower pace. These copal and lavender incense sticks bring resinous warmth together with a soft floral scent, made for quiet evenings, mindful pauses and a gentler atmosphere at home. What the fragrance feels like Copal gives the scent its golden, resin-led character, warm and softly smoky as it begins to burn. Lavender brings a gentler floral edge, rounding the resin without making the fragrance feel heavy. The smoke suits small everyday pauses: after tidying a room, before journalling, or while the light fades. It feels more ceremonial than a simple room fragrance, with a scent profile rooted in traditional incense materials. The stick format keeps it easy to use, with no loose resin, spooning or charcoal preparation needed. Copal and lavender in stick form This is incense made in India, with a fragrance built around copal and lavender. Copal is known for its rich, resinous aroma, while lavender softens the blend with a recognisable floral calm. Together they create a scent that feels warm, clean-edged and quietly atmospheric. How to burn it with care Place one stick in a suitable incense holder, light the tip, then gently blow out the flame so the end glows and smoulders. Keep it on a heat-safe surface, away from draughts, fabrics, children and pets. Let the ash fall into the holder, and never leave burning incense unattended. Copal in incense tradition Copal is a broad name for aromatic tree resins, long valued for the way they transform with heat into fragrant smoke. In Mesoamerican ceremonial settings, copal has been used as an offering material, while resin incense more widely appears in temples, churches and home rituals across many cultures. This stick version keeps that old resin-centred feeling, but makes it simple for a modern room, where a single flame can mark a change of pace. Size and details Pack weight: 15 g. Contains 12 incense sticks. Fragrance: copal and lavender. Made in India. Part of the Golden Copal Incense Sticks range. A thoughtful scent gift A gentle choice for someone who likes incense with a resinous base rather than a purely floral scent. It suits a meditation corner, reading nook, bedside table or any space where fragrance is part of the evening rhythm. Common questions Do these need charcoal to burn? No. These are incense sticks, so they are lit directly at the tip and placed in an incense holder. Loose resin incense is the type that needs charcoal or an electric heater. What does copal smell like? Copal is typically warm, resinous and softly smoky when burned. In this blend, lavender adds a floral note to soften the resin character.