Inner Bloom Natural Incense Sticks

  • Embrace, undo, cocoon. Inner Bloom presents the heart centred aroma of pure Lavender Bud, Mist & Sandalwood. Relax deeply and nurture your senses with this natural scent that connects you to this precious flower, picked in the mists of dawn before it fully blooms. Made using only precious barks, herbs, seeds and resins. 

    - Limited edition
    - 50 pure incense sticks per box
    - 100% aromatic plants, vegan, ethically sourced  
    - See our full calming incense collection
    - Each stick burns for around 30 minutes

    To use: Light the very tip of the stick only, wait for a few seconds before wafting out the flame. Place delicately in a holder and leave to gently smoulder, filling your space with pure plant essence.

  • Japanese style incense sticks are inspired by the ancient art of incense making and blended with refined plant material to give an elegant cloud and profound scent to invoke inspirational harmony. Ume produces high-grade sticks made only with pure, plant-based aromatic ingredients, blended by master-craftsman.

    The Ume brand was founded by Emma Leafe after several influential journeys – visiting temples, sacred places, and exquisite tea houses, across the alluring provinces of China. The quality incense is blended using only natural, high grade, fragrant plant material and is inspired by ancient recipes. The raw ingredients of their traditional incense consist of precious medicinal plants, herbs, spices, aromatic tree barks, seeds and saps, they are imbued with thousands of years of development.

    Ume's herbs and spices are sourced from all over the Asian continent, from the countries of South-East Asia and Indonesia to Korea, China and Tibet, and the exact composition of these fragrant masterpieces, often take years to achieve. It is this love and passion they have, and look for, in the producers they collaborate with. Their clientele also insists on the finest quality ethical products and such integrity is of foremost importance to them when sourcing their materials. In Buddhist and folk rituals, incense is used in prayer and to make dedicated offerings in ancestor worship. Ume represents an opportunity to explore such ancient practices.







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