Incense sticks are the most popular way to burn incense, and this is our largest collection. You will find budget-friendly Hem hexa packs, hand-rolled Satya and Ppure masala sticks, low-smoke Japanese sticks, Tibetan herbal sticks and pure resin sticks made without a bamboo core. With hundreds of scents, it is easy to keep a favourite in stock and try something new.
Benefits of Incense Sticks
Sticks are easy to light, easy to put out and burn steadily for up to an hour, which makes them ideal for meditation, yoga or simply scenting a room. Because each stick is a single dose, you can switch scents from day to day without committing to a large amount.
How to Choose Incense Sticks
Masala sticks such as Satya and Ppure are rolled in a fragrant paste and have a rich, soft scent. Charcoal-based sticks such as Hem are stronger and great value. Japanese sticks give a lighter, low-smoke scent for small spaces, and pure resin sticks offer the deepest, most traditional aroma. Pick a scent family first, then try a pack in two or three styles.
Popular Types
Masala and Nag Champa Sticks
Hand-rolled Satya and Ppure sticks with a warm, sweet, floral base.
Hem Hexa Packs
Six-sided packs in dozens of scents, from sandalwood to lavender and frankincense.
Japanese, Tibetan and Resin Sticks
Low-smoke Japanese sticks, Tibetan herbal sticks and core-free pure resin sticks.
How to Use
Light the tip, let it flame for a few seconds, then blow it out and place the stick in a holder that catches ash. Find a holder in our incense holders and burners, Japanese incense for small rooms, or Satya incense for a classic nag champa. Burn incense on a heat-proof holder, keep it away from curtains, children and pets, never leave it unattended, and ventilate the room.
