Aromafume incense bricks Three Kings

Three Kings
Aromafume Three Kings incense bricks bring the solemn fragrance of church incense into your home. The bricks are made with natural resin extracts of frankincense (olibanum), myrrh and benzoin. The warm, woody and earthy aroma recalls the gifts of the Three Kings and instantly lends the room a serene, sacred atmosphere. A timeless fragrance for reflection and calm.

How do you use the Exotic Incense Diffuser and Aromafume incense bricks?
The Exotic Incense Diffuser is specifically designed to reach the right temperature for diffusing the fragrances of the Aromafume incense bricks. Please note: other fragrance diffusers and/or incense burners are not suitable!

- Light a tealight and place it in the Exotic Incense Diffuser.
- Place the incense brick on the copper plate.
- The incense brick burns for around 45-60 minutes. The diffuser gets hot, do not touch!
- Afterwards, blow out the tealight and let the diffuser and the incense brick cool down.
- The incense brick turns black and hard after use; it does not melt.
- After use, the brick can go in with the biodegradable waste.

Ingredients
Each incense brick contains a wealth of natural ingredients such as aromatic woods, exotic flowers, natural extracts of tree bark and trees, resins, leaves and flower varieties. The fragrance oils used in the production of the incense bricks fully comply with IFRA requirements and are always responsibly sourced (www.ifraorg.org).

Ash-free | minimal smoke | non-toxic | wonderful aroma

The history of Aromafume
Aromafume incense bricks are made by an Indian family business. For five generations, this family has been making incense and perfumery products according to a secret family recipe. They combine the age-old art of crafting natural incense with fragrances that suit our modern times. India is the cradle of many spices and frankincense resin (olibanum) and has an ancient bond with incense making. The country also has a rich Ayurvedic tradition with extensive knowledge of the healing properties of herbs, flowers and plants. The interplay between the spice trade and Ayurvedic principles led to an exchange of knowledge and the development of many beautiful incense varieties.