Incense Ash
A white shifted ash is traditionally used with incense cones, sticks, wood chips, kneaded, or pressed incense. We love burning our incense on ash for a number of reasons: it makes for a clean burn as you can burn on fresh ash free of residue from previous burns and ash provides even oxygen flow, even when in contact with incense, allowing it to burn to completion (not left over ends or butts).
Need a visual? Here you go.
Size ~ 1.7 oz.
A white shifted ash is traditionally used with incense cones, sticks, wood chips, kneaded, or pressed incense. We love burning our incense on ash for a number of reasons: it makes for a clean burn as you can burn on fresh ash free of residue from previous burns and ash provides even oxygen flow, even when in contact with incense, allowing it to burn to completion (not left over ends or butts).
Need a visual? Here you go.
Size ~ 1.7 oz.
A white shifted ash is traditionally used with incense cones, sticks, wood chips, kneaded, or pressed incense. We love burning our incense on ash for a number of reasons: it makes for a clean burn as you can burn on fresh ash free of residue from previous burns and ash provides even oxygen flow, even when in contact with incense, allowing it to burn to completion (not left over ends or butts).
Need a visual? Here you go.
Size ~ 1.7 oz.