Incense Stick & Cones

Our Incense Stick & Cones collection features a variety of high-quality and natural incense sticks and cones that are designed to release a soothing and relaxing aroma. Our incense sticks and cones are made with natural ingredients such as essential oils, resin, and herbs, and are free from any synthetic additives or chemicals.

The collection includes a range of different scents, such as lavender, vanilla, peppermint, and more. Each incense stick or cone is also available in different sizes and packaging to match your needs.

Our Incense Sticks & Cones are easy to use, simply light the tip and enjoy the soothing fragrance as it fills the room. They are perfect for creating a relaxing ambiance in any room of your home, or for setting the mood during a special occasion.

Our Incense Stick & Cones collection makes a great gift for anyone who loves to keep their home smelling fresh and inviting. They are also a great way to create a relaxing ambiance in any room. Browse our collection today to find the perfect scent and size for your needs.

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Tribal Soul Backflow Incense Cones - Palo Santo

Tribal Soul Backflow Incense Cones - Palo Santo

£1.80
Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) means “Holy Wood” and is a wild tree that grows in the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador and Peru. It belongs to the same family as Copal,...
Tribal Soul Incense Sticks- Sweet Grass + Cedar

Tribal Soul Incense Sticks- Sweet Grass + Cedar

£1.50
Sweetgrass and Cedar are two of the main plants used by Native people along with Sage and Tobacco.  Sweetgrass is the sacred hair of Mother Earth, usually braided in three...
Tribal Soul Backflow Incense Cones - White Sage

Tribal Soul Backflow Incense Cones - White Sage

£1.80
White Sage (Salvia apina) is a plant from the mint family, used as incense. For centuries, the native Indians of North America have been initiating their purification ceremonies and healing...
Tribal Soul Backflow Incense Cones - White Copal

Tribal Soul Backflow Incense Cones - White Copal

£1.80
Copal originates from the Aztec Nahuatil word (Copalli) and refers to the variety of resins extracted from the trees of the “Bursera” family. Thousands of years ago, Copal was considered...