A rich opium fragrance for evenings when the room wants a deeper, more perfumed atmosphere. These Indian incense sticks bring a clear, lingering scent trail, suited to slow rituals, quiet corners and moments when you want the day to feel more intentional. A deep, perfumed scent The fragrance is pronounced rather than shy, made for people who enjoy incense with presence. The purple-coated sticks bring colour to a burner before they are even lit. As the smoke rises, the scent becomes part of the room’s rhythm, softening hard edges and marking a pause. Use it for an evening reset, a meditation corner, or the simple pleasure of a room that feels cared for. The generous format suits regular incense users who like to keep a favourite scent close to hand. Hand-rolled on bamboo Each stick is a coated incense stick on a bamboo core. The visible finish is deep purple along the coated length, with the natural bamboo end left plain for placing into a holder. Lighting and safe burning Place the plain bamboo end into a heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher. Light the coated tip, let it catch briefly, then blow out the flame so the end glows and releases smoke. Burn in a ventilated room, away from fabrics, pets and children. Never leave burning incense unattended, and allow the ash and stick end to cool fully before clearing them away. Indian incense tradition This style is made for steady household use: simple to light, simple to place, and well suited to repeated rituals. The name ‘opium’ belongs here as a fragrance style, associated in perfumery with a darker, more enveloping character rather than a light herbal scent. Size and details This pack contains approximately 450 incense sticks. Each stick is 25 cm long, and the pack weighs 500 g. Made in India. A generous gift for incense lovers A thoughtful choice for someone who burns incense often, keeps a meditation space, or enjoys changing the atmosphere of a room through scent. The large pack makes it especially suited to a person with a well-loved daily ritual. Common questions How long does one stick burn? Burn time varies with airflow, holder style and room conditions. Incense sticks of this kind typically burn gradually, rather than all at once. Do I need a special holder? Use a stable, heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher that supports a bamboo stick and catches falling ash safely.
