Approaching the narrow storefront, the scent meets you like an embrace - coriander, moss, pine and teas steeped long into the afternoon. Shelves bowing under the weight of glass jars and vials, housing odd concoctions and unknown ingredients from across the globe. Crossing over the threshold gives the sensation of entering a new world, time feeling slow and the air thick with memories. Scent Notes: Spices, Teas & Provisions Diffuser Safety Keep diffusers away from children and pets Do not ingest fragrance oil. Contact your physician or poison control immediately if accidental ingestion occurs. Place diffusers on a stable, flat surface. Never place a diffuser directly on a finished surface or allow the fragrance oil to come in contact with a finished surface; the oils can and will cause permanent damage to many finished surfaces, fabrics or materials. Use a plate, a coaster and handle with extreme care. Never light the ends of diffuser reed with fire. Keep diffusers away from open flames and heat. All reed diffusers include 8 reed sticks.
