Sage & Stone | Handmade Natural Incense Bars – Pack of 3
A$25.00
Earthy, woody, with a subtle hint of vanilla.
Sage & Stone brings together vetiver, sandalwood, cypress, white sage and benzoin in a handcrafted natural incense blend. Warm and earthy, with woody depth and a soft hint of vanilla, its distinctive aroma might just take you back to holidays in Bali.
Made for moments that last a little longer.
Handmade in small batches, each Sage & Stone incense bar is pressed and scored into three sections. Break off a piece for approximately 25 minutes of fragrance, or leave the bar whole for an extended burn of around 75 minutes — ideal for longer meditation sessions, yoga practice or a leisurely afternoon at home.
Product details
Quantity: 3 handmade incense bars per pack
Aroma: Earthy, woody and herbal, with a hint of vanilla
Burn time: Approximately 25 minutes per section, or 75 minutes per whole bar
Type: Handmade break-apart incense bars
Length: Approximately 5.5–6 cm per bar
Handmade in Australia by Wild Hollow Living
Ingredients
Vetiver, sandalwood, cypress, white sage and benzoin.
How to use
Break off one section and place it on a suitable heat-resistant incense holder, ensuring it is supported securely. Light the end and allow the flame to establish. Once the flame goes out, the glowing ember will slowly burn through the section.
If it stops burning, simply relight the tip. Never leave burning incense unattended.
Incense Bars
Incense Bars FAQs
How do I burn an incense bar?
Gently break off one of the three scored sections. Place it on a suitable heat-resistant incense holder, light the end and allow the flame to establish. The flame should go out naturally as the incense begins to smoulder.
How long does each section burn?
Approximately 25 minutes or longer, depending on conditions.
Do I need to burn the whole bar at once?
Not at all! Each bar is divided into three sections, so you can enjoy one piece at a time.
Do I need a special incense holder?
No special equipment is needed, just a suitable heat-resistant incense holder that supports the piece safely.
How should I store my incense bars?
Keep them somewhere cool and dry, away from moisture and direct sunlight.
