At a glance
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Six floral blends — or one of each, six boxes
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Freesia — gentle, revitalizing, a natural air freshener
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Clove Rose — warm spice against delicate sweetness
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Jasmine Rose — fullness and abundance
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Lavender Rose — good fortune, contentment, gratitude
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Green Tea Champa — gratitude and spiritual happiness
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About 60 minutes of burn per stick, relightable
How to use it
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Use freesia as the everyday one. It works as a natural air freshener — the blend to burn when you want the room to smell cared for rather than ritualized.
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Save clove rose for evenings. Warm and spiced, built for unwinding after a long day or setting up meditation.
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Heat-proof holder, ash catcher, open window. Florals turn heavy fast in a closed room. Ventilation keeps them bright.
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Half a stick in small rooms. Thirty minutes of a floral is plenty in a bedroom or bathroom.
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Rotate blends. Nose fatigue is real — the same floral every day stops registering within a week.
Which floral blend to burn
| Blend |
Traditionally used for |
| Freesia |
Revitalizing the senses, harmonizing a space, freshening air |
| Clove Rose |
Comfort and relaxation, mental clarity and focus, cozy atmosphere |
| Jasmine Rose |
Flowing toward fullness and abundance |
| Lavender Rose |
Attracting good fortune, contentment and gratitude |
| Green Tea Champa |
Gratitude and spiritual happiness |
| Gardenia |
Available as a variant; scent notes not specified by the maker |
✨ Temple Tip — rose is the through-line
Three of the six blends pair rose with something else — clove, jasmine, lavender. If you like one you will very likely like all three, which makes the six-box set less of a gamble than it looks.
Questions we get asked
Which is the most versatile?
Freesia. The maker positions it as a natural air freshener as much as a ritual incense, which makes it the one you can burn on a Tuesday afternoon without it feeling like an occasion.
What does Gardenia smell like?
It is offered as a variant, but the maker does not publish scent notes for it and we will not invent them. If gardenia is what you are after, ask us before ordering.
How long does one stick burn?
About 60 minutes. You can also put a stick out partway through and relight it later, so a single stick can carry several shorter sessions rather than one long one.
Can I put it out and relight it?
Yes — that is how these are built. Press the lit end gently against a heat-proof surface or into sand until the ember dies, then relight the same tip when you want it again.
Can I return it?
This item is non-returnable. Because it is a burnable, hand-made good, it cannot be restocked once it leaves us — so read the scent notes carefully before you choose, and reach out first if you are unsure.
California Proposition 65 warning: Burning incense produces combustion by-products. Use in a well-ventilated space.
Burn safely: Always burn in a heat-proof holder on a stable, non-flammable surface, in a well-ventilated room, away from drafts, curtains and anything that can catch. Never leave a burning stick unattended and keep away from children and pets. Smoke cleansing produces a generous amount of smoke — start away from smoke detectors. This item is non-returnable. Your order may arrive in reused shipping boxes and locally recycled paper. We provide the tools; you create the magic — results are personal and never guaranteed. Traditional associations described here are traditions of association, not claims of physical or psychological effect, and nothing here is medical advice. Ships within 3 business days.
Six flowers, an hour each, and a room that never smells the same twice. #TempleOfDesire
