Athonite Incense: Black Rose
2684-INCS
$1.35
0.3 oz.
This fragrance is lighter than a traditional rose incense and creates a calm and prayerful atmosphere.
Over the centuries, the monastics of Mt. Athos have perfected to art of incense making. As a result, this high-quality Athonite incense burns to a powder, and does not melt and suffocate charcoal. A single rock will burn evenly, and slowly, eliminating the necessity to constantly refresh your home or church censor.
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