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Inside one of Hong Kong’s last shops, hand rolling agarwood incense, a rare tradition, is fighting to survive.

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Incense sticks are fragrant materials that releases smoke and scent when burned, with the word “incense” being derived from the Latin word for “to burn. ...

Aesop’s incense sticks add warming spices of cinnamon and clove to the mix for an aroma that “feels like a massage to the senses,” according to commerce producer Lauren Arzbaecher.

Inhaling smoke from burning incense sticks can cause irritation in the respiratory system, leading to coughing, sneezing, or even exacerbating conditions like asthma or allergies. Some people may be ...

These incense sticks need to go through a dozens of processes, such as bamboo splitting, dyeing, powder wrapping and drying, to be made. When bundles of incense sticks are spread out in courtyards and ...

An incense stick left unattended caused a fire that destroyed a midtown Tucson guest house Wednesday evening. Several pets died in the fire. Here is the news release from Capt. Barrett Baker, a ...

Incense sticks, with their fragrant whisps of smoke, have woven themselves into the rich tapestry of cultures worldwide, creating sensory experiences that transcend borders and time. From ancient ...

Incense is a smoke-emitting substance. Like anything else that emits smoke, ... The incense’s end — a cone, stick, round, or other — is lit with a flame to burn and emit smoke.