Eleventh Hour Incense

Finally releasing incense just... makes ... scents...

(still with us?)

All kidding aside, incense is a staple in Niyyah's nest. When cooking, cleaning, and especially when writing, or meditating, you won't find us without it. Did you know that incense has been used as a meditative aid, as a healing tool, and for keeping time? (I also used to get in trouble for picking it up and waving it around like a magic wand, but I've long since been forgiven). 

These incense sticks are crafted with pressed joss powder, and only non-toxic, phthalate free quality fragrances and essential oils. Each packet comes with 12 sticks, which last 60-90 minutes of a lovely, clean burn.

As incense is integral to our writing process, each packet comes with a microfiction - most related to our "Unlikely" Hero, Camila, a tween who was feeling a little bit lost who finds herself transported to a magical land heavy on the whimsy (and the mischief).  Add a lotus shaped incense burned for safety for only $3. 

Incense Menu:

Elf Care: Lavender, Sage, and Chamomile (a recent market favorite)

The Grumpy Wizard - Driftwood, Juniper, & Oud (one of my personal favorites, woodsy and transportive)

Misfortune-Teller: Jasmine, Coconut Milk, Musk, Black Pepper (sensual and warm)

Dr. Frank-incense and Myrrh-der - Frankincense & Myrrh

Amber on the Altar: Amber, Sandalwood, Musk (warm, inviting, little bit of spice)

The Sage: Sage, Rosemary, Cedarwood

Medusa's Garden: Night Violets, Ivy, Willow (Wet earth, floral, sensual)

Stairs to the Temple: Similar to Nag Champa, Patchouli, Amber, Rose.& Musk

The Unlikely Hero: Birch, Bergamot, Matcha (bright, fruity with herbal notes)

The Healer: Palo Santo, Cedar, Cashmere

False Scents of Security: Sweet Orange, Chili pepper, Clove

Witch of the Wood: Olive, Cypress, Fir