Incense in The Wind

  Incense from Vrindavan Bazaar may be variable and inconsistent, but is generally of a decent standard, and is certainly excellent value. T...

I'm not a lover of jasmine incense. And these rather ordinary machine-extruded perfumed sticks  have not improved my attitude toward the...

  Machine extruded with a dry, clean finish (no powder) onto plain machine-cut bamboo splints. There is a somewhat volatile room freshener l...

  Bangalore Incense Store was set up in 2008 by  Jaygee Mavalur  as an outlet for his Jaygee Industries incense company. He also sells ince...

  Powdery sweet with neutral mineral notes supported by a soft pale sandalwood. Some spice. Some  honey. Florals. Herbs. A curious though pl...

  Bangalore Incense Store was set up in 2008 by  Jaygee Mavalur as an outlet for his Jaygee Industries incense company. He also sells incen...

  Sold in the holy city of Vrindavan by Vrindavan Bazaar , who ship internationally under the name Hare Krshna Exports (not to be confused ...

  The goddess Laxmi is occasionally invoked in incense titles; and those Laxmi titled incenses I've tried have tended to be sweet and f...

   Nitiraj is one of the brands made by the Incense Collective (formally Fair Trade Incense), a white label company who make incense for ow...

  A chunky and resinous stick in the currently very popular and trending "resin-on-a-stick" style which appears to have originated...

  All the Temple of Incense sticks I've had have been pleasantly perfumed on the stick, most have been modestly dusted, and some have be...

  Coconut potentially would be a pleasant ingredient in an incense fragrance mix, though as a mono-scent I've not had many really positi...