Ylang Ylang Incense Sticks

Soft, floral and slightly heady, these ylang ylang incense sticks bring a warm evening mood to the room. Light one when you want the air to feel dressed, not crowded, with a sweet flower scent that suits slow tidying, bathing, reading or a quiet end to the day. A sweet floral scent for unhurried rooms The ylang ylang fragrance is rich and rounded, with a sweetness that feels more golden than sharp. As the stick catches, the first smoke is stronger, then settles into a steady floral trail. The deep purple coating gives the bundle a softly ritual look before it is even lit. It suits moments when you want fragrance to become part of the room, rather than a quick spray. The long, slim form makes it easy to keep a few sticks near a favourite burner or meditation corner. Bamboo sticks, coated and hand-rolled Each stick is built on a bamboo core. How to burn it safely Light the coated tip, let it flame briefly, then blow it out so the end glows. Place the plain bamboo end in a heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher, away from draughts, fabrics and open windows. Burn in a ventilated room and never leave incense unattended. Let the ash fall onto a safe surface, then clear it once fully cool. Ylang ylang in fragrance Ylang ylang is often called the ‘flower of flowers’, a name that suits its lush, sweet floral character. In fragrance, it is valued for a rounded, tropical-feeling softness that can make a room feel warmer and more intimate. Here, that familiar floral profile is carried through Indian coated incense, a practical everyday style made for steady home fragrance and small personal rituals. Pack size and details This bulk pack contains 500 g of incense, with approximately 450 sticks. Each stick is 25 cm long. Made in India. A thoughtful gift for scent lovers A generous choice for someone who burns incense regularly, especially if they like sweet floral fragrances. It suits housewarmings, self-care hampers, meditation spaces and anyone building a small home fragrance collection. Common questions Do I need a special holder? Use any stable, heat-resistant incense holder that supports a bamboo stick and catches falling ash safely.