What are Incense Cones?
Incense cones are compositions of aromatic, biotic materials that release fragrance when burned. They burn relatively quickly after being lit, and release more smoke and fragrance as the tip burns down and the ember reaches the base. The possible combinations for incense cones are virtually endless. People today burn incense cones for relaxation and to create a pleasing environment in their home or office. Incense is also frequently used in Hindu and Buddhist religious ceremonies, and elsewhere for its therapeutic properties. Incense is believed to have been developed centuries ago in Egypt, and eventually spread to Greece, Rome, and India. Indian incense contains a unique blend of scents. It can be divided into two types: masala, which is made from dry ingredients and typically has a much longer burning time; and charcoal, which is an unscented stick that is dipped in perfumed oils, giving it a shorter burning time. Incense cones were developed by the Japanese and made their debut at
