
No flame
Tuck a coin into a bag, a drawer or a coat pocket and let the scent release on its own. Nothing to light, nothing to watch.

$79.00 USD
Ancient peoples used smoke as a path between heaven and earth; incense was both temple ritual and a silent mark of nobility. Dioscorides recorded eastern herb, clove, cedar and guaiac wood in his De Materia Medica, laying the foundation of West Asian aromatic medicine.
Best for: Ceremony · Reverence · Stillness with Weight
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HOW TO USE

Tuck a coin into a bag, a drawer or a coat pocket and let the scent release on its own. Nothing to light, nothing to watch.

Locate the notches, bend upward to ~90 degrees, and insert SoraKsa incense.
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About twenty minutes on a heat-safe dish, a little longer in a still room.
No. Tucked into a bag or a drawer, a coin releases its scent slowly on its own.
Burn on a heat-safe dish, never leave it unattended, and keep it away from children and pets.
In the tin, somewhere cool and dry. The scent keeps for years.