Handmade Eco-Friendly Incense Sticks

Made in Ohio with love.

Our incense sticks are made with natural punk & bamboo wood in addition to a natural makko powder paste. Makko powder is a natural binding agent that is derived from the bark & wood of the Machilus Thunbergii tree. 

One stick burns for approximately 40 minutes.

We avoid charcoal in our incense as we prioritize using non-toxic components. Our hand-dipped incense sticks are crafted using premium fragrances and essential oils. They are sun-cured for 3-5 days, ensuring a long-lasting aroma that lingers even after the final burn.

Scent Descriptions

Amber Patchouli- Earthy blend of light citrus followed by warm clove and exotic florals on a delicate bed of silky musk and patchouli. It’s a warm, complex scent.

Ancient Incense- light hints of pear and apple to start followed with exotic florals drying to a background of patchouli and warm vanilla.

Asian Sandalwood- A rich woody cedar and sandalwood base infused with hints of citrus, and clove.

Caribbean Teakwood- a bold, complex fragrance with wide appeal. It leads with spicy top notes of allspice blended with rich leather. Middle notes of tobacco leaf and clove blend into the woody, deep base of sandalwood, amber, and peppercorn.

Dragons Blood- A deep, sultry, spicy floral-citrus fragrance with a mulled orange rind top note, a floral heart of geranium, rose, lily, orange blossom, and star anise, finishing with a heavy, powdery vanilla-musk, spicy clove and patchouli dry-down.

Dry Gin and Cypress- starts with a juniper top note that gives this light-bodied spirit its signature aroma. Red currant adds a hint of fruit that leads to a woody fusion of balsam, oak, cedar, and cypress in the base. 

Karma- Earthy patchouli is blended with refreshing lemongrass, orange oil, and pine to create a clean and lovely scent.

Nag Champa is the familiar incense smell of wood, patchouli, and hints of powder, musk, amber, and vanilla. Transport back to the 1960s.

Incense have been used for centuries (3300 BC), in many parts of the world, to aid in meditation practices, ceremonies, rituals, and sacred events.