Ylang Ylang Incense Cones

Let a small cone mark the pause between one part of the day and the next. These ylang ylang incense cones release a sweet, floral fragrance with a warm, rounded character, made for scenting a room before quiet work, evening reading or a slow cup of tea. Sweet floral smoke for a slower room The ylang ylang scent feels full and soft, more floral warmth than sharp freshness. The smoke rises from a single glowing tip, giving the ritual a simple, unhurried rhythm. The cone format burns from its own base, so there is no wooden stick left behind. The pink-toned cones bring a bright, cheerful colour to an incense bowl or lidded burner. This generous count suits anyone who uses incense often, rather than saving it for rare moments. Pink cones with a matte, powdery finish In the photo, they have a tapered shape, flat base and softly textured surface, with slight variation from cone to cone. How to light and let it smoulder Place one cone flat-side down on a heat-resistant incense dish or burner. Light the tip, allow the flame to catch briefly, then blow it out so the ember glows and the cone smoulders. Keep it away from draughts, fabrics and anything flammable. Let the ash cool fully before clearing it away, and never leave burning incense unattended. Incense in an Indian scent tradition These cones are from India. Ylang ylang is often described as the ‘flower of flowers’, and this fragrance follows that idea with a sweet, heady floral mood. Size and details Approximate count: 850 incense cones Height: 25 mm per cone Total weight: 1115 g Country of origin: India For someone who burns incense often This is a thoughtful choice for a regular incense user, a home-studio corner, a meditation space or anyone who likes to keep a favourite floral scent close at hand. The larger count makes it especially suited to daily rituals and shared household use. Common questions Do these cones need a special burner? Use them on a heat-resistant dish or incense burner that can safely catch ash.