**HEM Precious Sun Incense Sticks (20 g)**
Product Description
HEM Precious Sun Incense Sticks arrive in HEM's signature hex box, packed with 18-20 hand-rolled sticks built on a bamboo core coated in a fragrant paste of charcoal, herbs, and aromatic oils. Each stick measures approximately 229mm (9 inches), long enough for an extended session, and the deep red and gold packaging carries artwork of Surya, the Hindu sun deity, reflecting the devotional character of this Precious line fragrance.
Sun is traditionally associated with warmth, vitality, and illumination, a fragrance blend believed to evoke solar energy and radiant clarity. Within HEM's Precious collection, this scent is commonly used in devotional and meditative settings, burned to mark the start of the day or to bring a sense of brightness and renewed energy into a space.
Key Properties
Brand: HEM
Fragrance Type: Woody, Sweet
Burn Time: Approximately 30-45 minutes per stick
Material: Bamboo, Charcoal, Herbs, Fragrance & Essential Oils
Form: Incense Sticks
Approximate Size: 229mm (9 inches)
Quantity: 18-20 Sticks
Net Weight: 20 g
Listing: Single hex box
AuturaSol Standard
Each product is selected for its quality, character, and aromatic integrity. Natural variation in fragrance intensity, smoke volume, burn character, and resin composition may occur between individual cups and production batches. Burn time is approximate and will vary depending on environmental conditions, airflow, and placement. Every product is inspected to reflect its true character; however, lighting conditions, screen settings, and natural variation may cause slight differences in appearance. If you have any questions before completing your purchase, we're always here to help. Where authenticity meets beauty, we tell you exactly what you're holding. Incense burns down from the tip, dropping hot ash and embers as it goes - place it in a stable, heat-resistant holder away from drafts and flammable materials, and out of reach of children and pets. Never leave burning incense unattended.
