HEM Hexagonal Incense - Woody Collection & Ashcatcher (asst pack 6)

Imagine the end of a long day: the lamp turned low, the window cracked open a little, and a thin thread of warm, woody smoke curling up from a slim green ashcatcher. This is a boxed set of six HEM incense fragrances, each leaning towards the deeper, earthier end of the scent spectrum, made for evenings that call for something settled and cosy.

What you'll notice

Six different woody fragrances in one box, so you can match the scent to the evening rather than committing to a single one.

A grounded, earthy character running through the whole collection, closer to a warm timber hearth than to anything sweet or sharp.

The slim hexagonal packs, each printed in its own colours, make the box feel like a small library of scents. Sandalwood sits at the front of the photo, with the other packs tucked behind it in the open drawer.

A slim green ashcatcher comes with the set, with a groove for the stick, so you can light one straight away without hunting for a holder.

Choosing the moment

Woody scents tend to suit the slower parts of the day. Many people reach for them for an evening wind-down, a quiet sit with a book, a few minutes of meditation, or simply to give a room a warmer, more lived-in feel. With six to choose from, you can keep one for the stillness of late evening and another for a Sunday afternoon at home.

Burning and care

These are self-lighting sticks. Light the coated tip, let it flame for a few seconds, then blow it out so it glows. Stand the plain end in the ashcatcher and let the smoke drift. Burn in a ventilated room, keep the ashcatcher on a heat-resistant surface, and never leave burning incense unattended.

What's in the box

Six fragrance packs, including Sandalwood, plus a slim green ashcatcher, all in a presentation box with a woodgrain design on the lid. The assortment is as pictured, with each pack labelled so you can tell the scents apart at a glance.

Common questions

How do I light the sticks?

Hold the coated tip to a flame for a…