Americas Incense Sticks Set Vanilla Wood Resin Magnolia - 144 Sticks

Vanilla, Resin and Magnolia in an Americas Incense Set

This Americas incense set by Flaires of Spain holds three scents. Each comes in 3 packs of 16 sticks, 144 sticks in all.

Product Details

• Product Type: Incense sticks set
• Set Number: F-2005-kit
• Scents: Aztec Vanilla (F-030); Inca Peru Palo Santo and Copal (F-033); Magnolia Virginia (F-036)
• Pack: 3 packs of 16 sticks = 48 sticks per scent
• Quantity: 3 scents x 48 sticks = 144 sticks (9 packs)
• Terms: Special set pricing
• Made: Made in Spain by Flaires

Aztec Vanilla

Vanilla is an orchid native to Mesoamerica. The Totonac of Veracruz were among the first to grow it, and the Aztecs conquered them in 1427.

The Aztecs mixed vanilla with cocoa in a drink called xocolatl. Spaniards carried both to Europe in the 1520s.

Inca Resin

Inti Raymi honored Inti, the Inca sun god, at the winter solstice. Spanish colonists banned it, and Cusco revived it in 1944.

Virginia Magnolia

The Virginia magnolia grows wild in the lowlands of the eastern United States. It was the first magnolia grown in England.

Together these Aztec Inca scent sticks make a Precolumbian incense bundle that covers three regions of the Americas. Find each in our Museumize incense collection.

Burning and Care

Burn it in a ventilated room on a proper holder. Never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it away from children and pets.

Burn this Americas incense set for Aztec Inca scent sticks in turn. It serves as vanilla magnolia incense and a Precolumbian incense bundle. Fans of vanilla magnolia incense will enjoy it. Any Americas incense set suits gifting.

About the Mythos Collection

This scent belongs to the Mythos Collection, a series of ancient formulas drawn from history across many countries.

For More Reading from the Web

• Trace vanilla from Veracruz to the world. Vanilla - Wikipedia
• Learn about the Inca festival of the sun. Inti Raymi - Wikipedia
• Read how the Virginia magnolia reached English gardens. Magnolia virginiana - Wikipedia