Opium Incense Cones 850 Pieces

Light one opium-scented incense cone when the room wants a deeper, earthier mood. The smoke rises in a quiet curl, carrying a heady fragrance that suits evening pauses, slow tidying, or the last cup of tea before the day closes. Scent and atmosphere The fragrance is earthy and exotic, with a darker character than bright floral or citrus incense. Cones release scent from one compact point, so the aroma feels full and immediate as the smoke gathers. The opium-style scent is made for atmosphere, giving a room a warmer, more enclosed feeling. Use it when you want a clear threshold between busy hours and quieter time. There is no wooden stick left behind, only the ash from the cone itself. The cone itself Each cone stands on its flat base and smoulders from the tip. How to light it Place the cone flat-side down on a heat-resistant dish or incense holder. Light the tip, let it catch briefly, then blow out the flame so the glowing ember can smoulder. Keep away from draughts, curtains and anything flammable. Let the ash cool fully before clearing it away. Incense in daily ritual Incense has long been used across Indian home and temple settings to mark a shift in mood, welcome guests, accompany prayer, or simply scent a room. Cone incense releases fragrance from a compact form rather than along a long bamboo core. Here, the opium-style fragrance is deep, earthy and atmospheric. It belongs to the everyday ritual of lighting, waiting, breathing, and letting the room change around you. Size and details This bulk pack contains approximately 850 incense cones. Each cone is 25 mm high, and the full pack weighs 1115 g. Made in India. A generous gift for incense lovers A thoughtful choice for someone who burns incense often, keeps a dedicated home fragrance corner, or likes to match scent to the mood of the room. The large quantity suits regular ritual without feeling too precious to use. Common questions Do I need a holder? Use a heat-resistant dish or incense holder with a stable, flat surface. The cone should stand upright while it smoulders.