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Handmade Ylang Ylang incense sticks
Handmade Ylang Ylang incense sticks
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AARVEN’s Handmade Ylang Ylang incense sticks are a refined way to elevate home scenting. Crafted by skilled disabled artisans in India, these vegan incense sticks blend pure natural ingredients and essential oils to deliver authentic, luxurious scents.
These ylang ylang scented sticks will fill your space with a deeply calming yet sensual aroma that is considered to promote joy. This floral scented incense is similar to jasmine but sweetened with creamy, exotic undertones.
The hand screen-printed packaging, adorned with unique botanical designs by the Aarven team, adds an artistic touch to this luxury product, making it both a sensory and visual delight.
Our Values and this specific product:
- Vegan
- Community engagement
- Natural materials/ingredients
- With certifications (WFTO certified)
Sustainability Excellence
Sustainability Excellence
The incense sticks and the packaging are handmade in India by Silence– a non-profit organisation who provide reliable income for physically and mentally challenged artisan employees. Silence is a Guaranteed Member of the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO).
Care
Care
Burn time of approx 40-45 minutes.
Take great care that the burning stick is placed in a suitable holder and placed on a level surface. Never leave a lit incense stick unattended.
Composition
Composition
The incense sticks are made from pure, natural ingredients- bamboo sticks, wood powder, Jiggit gum (a natural adhesive made from the bark of trees) and essential oils. Each packet is crafted from eco-friendly recycled paper with a hand screen-printed botanical design.
There is a small plastic sleeve to keep the incense sticks fresh within the paper outer.
Size
Size
10 sticks per package.
Each stick is 20cm long.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Please read our shipping policy and returns policy. Please note that we cannot accept returns on bodycare products, vintage items, earrings or gift cards.
