HEM Mountain Valley Premium Masala Incense Sticks are crafted from fresh flower oils and rich wood powder for a lush fragrance, in a 15 g box from the Nature Series.
This is the one listing in the series that describes its own build differently, and the difference is worth reading. The others say flower oil and wood powder; this one says fresh flower oils and rich wood powder. Nothing in that is a specification, but it is the only place Hem puts any weight on the wood rather than the flowers, which suggests a base that is meant to be felt rather than simply to carry the oils.
The name is doing something different too. Floral Bouquet, Forest Flower and Midnight Bloom all name a kind of flower or a time of day. Mountain Valley names a place, which in fragrance usually means cool air, green growth and something mineral or woody underneath, rather than a bloom you are meant to identify.
As with the rest of the series, no flower and no wood is actually named, and we are not going to write a note list Hem did not publish. One claim also needs setting aside: this is offered for meditation and concentration, and we will keep the atmosphere and leave the focus. Incense does not sharpen anyone's concentration.
No stick count and no burn time are printed. Sticks of this length commonly run around half an hour, but that is an observation rather than a figure Hem states here. More of the range sits in our Hem Incense Sticks collection.
No holder is included. Set a fire-safe holder on a stable, heat-resistant surface before lighting, burn in a ventilated room away from drafts, children and pets, and let the ash and holder cool fully before they are cleared. More of the category sits in our Incense Sticks collection.