Review on 🔥 Incienso de Santa Fe - Casa de Adobe Natural Wood Incense Burner with 20 Piñon Incense Bricks: An Authentic Aromatherapy Experience by Stacy Miller

I took the risk of buying this product without knowing the dimensions. It measures 3.75 inches long, 2.5 inches high and 2.5 inches deep. The cockpit is made from a very nice burnt clay material, it's heavy for its size and has a premium feel. I was surprised when it turned out to be clay. Very unusual and looks very natural. The cabin consists of two parts: the lower plate, on which the incense is placed, and the upper plate (the actual cabin), which is kept on top after the incense has been smoked (a pack of 20 Pinon incienso de Santa Fe incense sticks made of natural wood): I grew up in a house that had a wood-burning fireplace and it smells EXACTLY like it (for those who remember). Now I plan on buying a pack of samples to try them all. I would highly recommend these products - best $11 I've spent in a long time lol :) Just one piece of advice: follow the incense stick directions. Treat it like real wood when burning, otherwise it will go out. r at one end, or about 30 seconds, swirl the incense, and once collected place it on a plate and blow on it for a while to "ignite" it like a fire (longer than is normally required for incense sticks ). After about a minute it continues to burn. Enjoy! This thing is pretty cool and would make a great stocking stuffer for those who enjoyed the good old days of having real wood fireplaces in their homes and/or campfires. This is a good idea because you can still enjoy the smell of a campfire in your home during the winter (even if you don't have a wood-burning fireplace). Thinking about getting some of these for Christmas gifts lol