Red Sandalwood Incense Sticks Incense Stick Same use procedure as the

Same use procedure as the single-roll product: light the edge

The "moss" is chlorite and hornblende - green minerals that crept along fractures in silica-rich water and branched as they grew

the bundle opens with α-pinene and sabinene - sharp piney compounds - before the cedrol settles in with a deeper

for the way a warmed crystal pulls up ash and dust

On the wrist it carries the blue of a single mountain

Red Sandalwood Incense Sticks Incense Stick Same use procedure as theRed Sandalwood is the other "sandalwood" Pterocarpus santalinus, a different species and a different botanical family from Santalum album. Drier, woodier, more leather and bark than the creamy register of white sandalwood. The shared name is a translation tradition that predates botany. On the stick, the burn opens with old leather and aged wood, settling into a quieter, drier register without the honeyed warmth of Santalum album. A different