I've just received this beautiful hand painted little incense box and holder. Came with two samples also. First one is a Nah Trang. Second is white sandalwood. Both are just devine. Wow so this is what high end agarwood incense smells like?? Not a burnt not to be found. Incredible.
 

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Canada. Currently sold out but he will be restocking. Was $200 AU.https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/1297235455/purple-sandalwood-incense-burner-box-set
 
I've just received this beautiful hand painted little incense box and holder. Came with two samples also. First one is a Nah Trang. Second is white sandalwood. Both are just devine. Wow so this is what high end agarwood incense smells like?? Not a burnt not to be found. Incredible.
That looks beautiful, I love the incense holder and the tube thing. What is it exactly? Is the big black tube thing t to keep long Japanese style incense in? Also what is the smaller one, that looks like a pen? Sorry in advance for my stupidity if this is a stupid question, I have just never came across something quite like this.

BTW: If you didn't know, "white" sandalwood is just normal Santalum. album sandalwood. The best fragrance wise. There is a "red" sandalwood, but it isn't considered a real sandalwood, it also is called "fake sandalwood". EDIT: I am not talking about red meat sandalwood FYI.
 
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I've just received this beautiful hand painted little incense box and holder. Came with two samples also. First one is a Nah Trang. Second is white sandalwood. Both are just devine. Wow so this is what high end agarwood incense smells like?? Not a burnt not to be found. Incredible.
Do you also like high quality, Indian incense? I like, Shroff, Temple of Incense, Mothers India Fragrance(s) and (dont laugh please) a cheeky Satya stick every once in a while hehe.
 
Do you also like high quality, Indian incense? I like, Shroff, Temple of Incense, Mothers India Fragrance(s) and (dont laugh please) a cheeky Satya stick every once in a while hehe.
I do like high quality Indian incense for sure. Like most good things here in Australia they're hard to find as the general population has taste in their ass and wouldn't know a good quality incense if it hit them. I have a running joke with a mate about Satya sticks atm lol and how they need to live in the drawer of shame. I live in an apartment so burning one of them is too much but I don't mind them if burnt in a well ventilated area lol. A brand called Marco Polo's Treasures is my favourite for Indian right now. Beautiful scents. Yeah the black tube is for storage and the little pen looking thing is actually a fine tipped poker for getting stubs out of the holder. It's all quite beautiful and very well made.
 
I do like high quality Indian incense for sure. Like most good things here in Australia they're hard to find as the general population has taste in their ass and wouldn't know a good quality incense if it hit them. I have a running joke with a mate about Satya sticks atm lol and how they need to live in the drawer of shame. I live in an apartment so burning one of them is too much but I don't mind them if burnt in a well ventilated area lol. A brand called Marco Polo's Treasures is my favourite for Indian right now. Beautiful scents. Yeah the black tube is for storage and the little pen looking thing is actually a fine tipped poker for getting stubs out of the holder. It's all quite beautiful and very well made.
Ohhh cool, I need something to get the stubs out!!! Never knew they made such a tool. I just use the end of a bamboo stick ahha.
 
Ohhh cool, I need something to get the stubs out!!! Never knew they made such a tool. I just use the end of a bamboo stick ahha.
The original seller is currently out of the box sets but if you follow that link above you will find the same one plus another I hadn't seen before that's just as beautiful.
 
Incense sticks are commonly used for creating a pleasant fragrance and a calming atmosphere at home, temples, offices, and during meditation. They are available in different fragrances such as sandalwood, rose, lavender, jasmine, and oud.

The quality of incense sticks can vary depending on the ingredients, fragrance oils, burning time, and manufacturing process. If you are buying in bulk, it is better to choose reliable incense sticks suppliers that offer consistent quality and a good range of fragrances.

For regular use, choosing low-smoke and well-made incense sticks can provide a better overall experience.
 
Incense sticks are commonly used for creating a pleasant fragrance and a calming atmosphere at home, temples, offices, and during meditation. They are available in different fragrances such as sandalwood, rose, lavender, jasmine, and oud.

The quality of incense sticks can vary depending on the ingredients, fragrance oils, burning time, and manufacturing process. If you are buying in bulk, it is better to choose reliable incense sticks suppliers that offer consistent quality and a good range of fragrances.

For regular use, choosing low-smoke and well-made incense sticks can provide a better overall experience.
Japanese incense (daily to premiums), and certain Indian Dhoops are what I like the most. Japanese incense use real aloeswood, sandalwood, herbs and spices and other aromatics (most of the time, the exception to the rule can be Nippon Kodo).
 
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