Smudge + Incense + Candles

What's in this collection

Eighteen objects for scent, smoke, and small daily rituals, priced from about $18 to $68. There are soy wax candles, some poured with rose quartz, moonstone, labradorite or rhodonite tumbles set into the wax. There are palo santo and chakra sage bundles, a smudge stick variety kit with six sacred herbs, and incense packs sold in threes. Holders come in soapstone, ceramic, concrete and glass, in shapes that range from a carved hand dish to yin yang forms, a hamsa tea light plate, and a wood mandala tea light holder. A clear glass burner and a white ceramic yin yang diffuser handle oil and wax melts.

How to choose

Start with the format that fits your corner. Loose smudge sticks and palo santo pair with the soapstone hand dish or the concrete boho burner. Cone or stick incense sits on the yin yang soapstone or the mandala wood tray. For quieter scent, choose a gemstone soy candle or a wax melt burner. Tags across the collection point to calm, mindfulness, energy, tranquility, zen and self care, so let the intention you're working with guide the pick.

Where to place it

Many people keep these on an altar, a desk, or the small corner where they sit and breathe. Stone and concrete holders are the safer base for lit sticks and cones. Keep tea lights on the hamsa or mandala plate rather than bare wood, and give any open flame clearance from fabric and shelves above.

Care

Wipe soapstone and ceramic with a dry cloth. Empty ash between uses. Trim candle wicks before lighting and let wax pool fully on the first burn.