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Herbal mixture with frankincense, lemon grass and spices in a bottle, 40 G
€ 9.21 incl. VAT
Only 2 left in stock
A blend of fragrant incense with lemongrass and spices such as cloves, star anise and cinnamon. Made with natural ingredients such as natural resins, herbs and essential oils.
How to use
Burner with mesh and tea candle
Place the mesh in the burner, put a few pieces of incense on top. Light a tea candle and enjoy the aroma. When finished, clean the mesh with a brush.
Light a charcoal tablet and place it on the burner. Add a few pieces of blend to the charcoal. When done, extinguish the charcoal.
Notice
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
- Never leave burning resin unattended.
- Always burn in a well-ventilated room, away from draught and flammable materials.
- Avoid direct inhalation of smoke.
- Use on a heat-resistant surface.
Packaging: Glass jar.
Made in India
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