Athonite Incense: O Holy Night (festive)
2106-INCS
$4.50
This smooth blend of myrrh and subtle oriental spices is ideal for the winter season of the Nativity.
Over the centuries, the monastics of Mt. Athos have perfected the 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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