This pink 22 cm box holds Vedic incense sticks with a cherry blossom scent. It is soft and floral, with a little sweetness. The sticks are made in India, and you receive one box.
A spring blossom indoors
In Japan, the flowering of the cherry trees is still a celebration. Families go out to the parks and sit under the blossoming trees to eat and talk. The custom is called hanami, and because the blossom lasts only a week or two, people look forward to it every year. This stick recalls the light, sweet scent of the blossoming branches, even when it is still winter outside.
For the bedroom or a reading corner
Because the scent is not heavy, it stays pleasant in a smaller room too. Light it in the bedroom half an hour before bed, and put it out before you lie down. It also suits a reading corner or a study if you like floral scents.
A small gift for spring
For Mother's Day or a spring birthday it makes a sweet small present, especially with an incense holder. The pink box sits nicely next to a bunch of flowers and needs no extra wrapping.
While the stick glows
Once lit, blow out the flame so the stick glows rather than burns. Let it burn in a heatproof holder on a steady surface, away from anything flammable, and stay nearby. In a small room, open a window a little. After use, close the box and keep it somewhere dry, so the sticks keep their scent longer.
The larger box in the photos is the outer pack. You receive the slim box, with English or Spanish lettering.