Hermitage Incense: Evergreen & Embers
2110-INCS
$12.00
A deep and rich mixture of fir, spruce, balsam, cedarwood and moss with touches of cinnamon, clove and eucalyptus creates a wonderful and complex aroma of evergreen. An especially delightful fragrance during the Nativity season, but wonderful for any time of the year.
1 oz.
Copyright Hermitage of the Holy Cross
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