Stick incense is made from domestic earth-derived materials (wood flour, sandalwood, and Japanese elm), producing less soot and softer smoke compared to Indian incense.

1. Before use, check that you have good ventilation.
2. Prepare a container with a flat surface that can catch the ashes. (The cover of the Collins Incense Case can be turned over to be used for this)
3. Securely fix the incense stick using an incense holder, etc.
4. Light the tip of the incense stick, such as with a lighter.
5. Enjoy the rising smoke and incense and add atmosphere to your precious moments.
6. After the incense is completely burned, check that there is no remaining lame. Lightly shake off any remaining ashes to avoid burning the trash.

*Keep out of reach of pets and children.

• Please refrain from using it for any other purpose.
• Do not expose to direct sunlight or heat.
• When using in an enclosed space, provide sufficient ventilation.
• Use a non-flammable incense burner or incense holder.
• Be careful of shock, fire, and moisture.
• Never use it while sleeping or unattended.
• People with sensitive or damaged skin should avoid prolonged contact with the product.