Two scents meeting in one resin blend
In this incense the scents of patchouli and amber meet. Patchouli gives an earthy, deep, slightly spicy note, and amber adds a warmly sweet, gently balsamic mood. Together they create a cloud of fragrance that fits especially well with autumn and winter evenings, when you like to spend an hour with your tea and a book in your hand.
The character of patchouli
Patchouli is a characteristic scent of Indian cooking and bazaar life. Whoever smells it once will remember it for a long time. The fragrance extracted from the leaves and stems is earthy, rooty and deeply seated. The character may seem unusual at first, but you will soon realise that it gives you a warm embrace.
The role of amber
Here amber does not refer to the mineral, but to a warm, sweet fragrance picture traditionally built from resins and balsamic notes. This makes the blend more homely and balances the deeper character of patchouli. Many love this pairing because both feminine and masculine notes appear within it.
How to use it at home
Place a charcoal disc into a censer lined with sand or ash. Light it with tongs and wait until it glows. Then sprinkle a teaspoon of resin on top. The scent appears quickly and spreads slowly. We recommend it for evening reading, quiet conversation, or for settling down after a bath.
What to watch out for when burning
Never leave the glowing charcoal unattended. Keep it away from children, pets and flammable materials. The strong patchouli scent stays in textiles for a long time, so it is worth airing the room afterwards. The disc and the ash stay hot for long, wait until they have cooled completely.