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Ambrosia Incense Sticks - Scent of the Gods (Berk)

Ambrosia Incense Sticks - Scent of the Gods (Berk)

Regular price €2,90 EUR
Regular price Sale price €2,90 EUR
Unit price €2,90 each
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Packs
  • Length approx. 24 cm
  • Favorite from stdio3D
  • 30–60 minutes burning time

Ambrosia incense sticks by Berk, hand-rolled on bamboo and made from herbs, blossoms, essential oils and sandalwood. The best-known scent in the Holy Smokes range: bright, sweet, with a resinous depth underneath.

It's the stick BAL was primarily developed with. Every photo of the holder shows this stick burning – not as a prop. Its length, thickness and amount of ash helped decide where the balance point sits and how far the plate can tilt.

The holder is created in-house. The scent is not – that's why we call it by name. We carry Ambrosia unchanged in its original Berk packaging.

Each pack holds 12 sticks. Eight packs carry a daily ritual through three months.

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Packung Ambrosia von Berk mit zwölf handgerollten Räucherstäbchen vor zwei BAL Haltern

Details

  • Content per pack 12 sticks
  • Length approx. 24 cm
  • Burn time 30-60 minutes per stick
  • Ingredients: Bamboo, sandalwood, herbs, flowers, essential oils

Manufacturer and Safety Notes

Manufacturer
Berk GmbH & Co. KG
Gießereistraße 13–15, 78333 Stockach, Germany
holy.smokes@berk.de · www.berk.de

Warnings
Not for consumption. Burn only in a fireproof holder on a heat-resistant surface. Never leave burning sticks unattended. Keep away from children, pets, curtains, and other flammable materials. Use only in well-ventilated rooms and not in drafts. Dispose of ash only when it has completely cooled. Consult a doctor before use if pregnant, allergic, or suffering from respiratory illnesses.

Meaning

It is the stick with which BAL was primarily developed.

Each shot of the holder shows exactly this fragrance – not as a prop.

The length, strength, and amount of ash of Ambrosia helped determine where the support point is located and how far the plate can tilt.