Sweet frankincense plant based incense cones bring a warm, resinous fragrance to the small rituals of home. Light one when the room is quiet, let the smoke rise, and give the air a softer, more considered mood.
Sweet frankincense in the room
The scent is sweet and resinous, with the familiar depth people look for in frankincense incense.
The cone shape gives a steady pool of fragrance, suited to a living room, meditation corner, or evening wind-down.
As it burns, the smoke curls upward in a visible thread, adding atmosphere as much as scent.
The brown cones and white botanical-style box feel simple and natural on a shelf or beside an incense holder.
There is no wooden stick left behind, just the ash from the cone itself.
Plant based cones, rolled by hand
These incense cones are made from resins and plant material, then hand rolled into their tapered cone shape. The range is plant based, vegan and cruelty-free, with a sweet frankincense fragrance at its centre.
A slow, steady burn
Each cone has an approximate burn time of 30 minutes, depending on airflow and how it is placed. Cones usually burn a little hotter and more concentrated than incense sticks, so they suit moments when you want the scent to gather clearly in one space.
How to light and use them
Place the cone flat base down on a heat-resistant incense holder or dish. Light the tip, wait for it to catch and glow, then gently blow out the flame so the ember continues to smoulder.
Burn in a well-ventilated room, away from draughts, fabrics and anything flammable. Let the ash cool fully before clearing it away.
Frankincense in incense tradition
Frankincense has long been associated with ritual fragrance, used in homes, temples and ceremonial spaces for its resinous, lingering scent. In incense-making, it is valued less as a decorative perfume and more as an atmosphere setter: warm, contemplative and quietly formal. Here, the sweetness softens that traditional resin character, making thes…
region of manufacture: India