These cones are made from balsam fir and tabunoki powder—nothing else. The scent is a favorite for a reason — it’s that familiar balsam smell that shows up in New England homes around the holidays, the kind that brings back warm memories. But it’s not just a winter scent. Balsam fir is crisp, refreshing, and a little lemony, and it might surprise you how good it is year-round.
Burn Time: 25–30 minutes
How to Use
Place one cone on a heat-safe, fireproof dish or incense burner. Light the tip until it catches, let it burn for a few seconds, then gently blow out the flame so the cone smolders. Allow the smoke to fill your space and enjoy the natural aroma.
Safety
Always burn incense on a heat-resistant surface.
Keep away from flammable materials, pets, and children.
Do not leave burning incense unattended.
Use in a well-ventilated area.
These cones are made from balsam fir and tabunoki powder—nothing else. The scent is a favorite for a reason — it’s that familiar balsam smell that shows up in New England homes around the holidays, the kind that brings back warm memories. But it’s not just a winter scent. Balsam fir is crisp, refreshing, and a little lemony, and it might surprise you how good it is year-round.
Burn Time: 25–30 minutes
How to Use
Place one cone on a heat-safe, fireproof dish or incense burner. Light the tip until it catches, let it burn for a few seconds, then gently blow out the flame so the cone smolders. Allow the smoke to fill your space and enjoy the natural aroma.
Safety
Always burn incense on a heat-resistant surface.
Keep away from flammable materials, pets, and children.
Do not leave burning incense unattended.
Use in a well-ventilated area.
