Greek Roman Incense Sticks Set Citrus Aquamarine Herbal - 144 Sticks
Greek Roman Incense Sticks Set Citrus Aquamarine Herbal - 144 Sticks
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Lemon, Sea and Laurel in a Greek Roman Incense Set
This Greek Roman 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-2006-kit
- Scents: Ithaca Lemon (F-057); Poseidon Aquamarine (F-059); Roman Laurel (F-073)
- 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
Ithaca Lemon
Ithaca is a Greek island in the Ionian Islands, about 37 square miles in size. It is tied to Odysseus, though scholars dispute whether it is Homer's Ithaca.
The scent blends lemon with bergamot. Treat the ancient link as legend.
Poseidon Aquamarine
Poseidon is the Greek god of the sea, earthquakes and horses. With Zeus and Hades he overthrew their father Cronus.
The scent is aquatic, with basil, bergamot, seaweed and musk.
Roman Laurel
The laurel wreath marked military triumph in Rome. Apollo is usually shown wearing one.
Together these Ithaca Poseidon laurel scents suit lovers of the classical world. 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 Greek Roman incense set for classical antiquity incense. It serves as a three scent incense set of Ithaca Poseidon laurel scents for a study or a shop. Fans of classical antiquity incense and a three scent incense set will enjoy it. Any Greek Roman 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
- Visit the Ionian island tied to Odysseus. Ithaca - Britannica
- Meet the Greek god of the sea and his realm. Poseidon - Britannica
- Read how the laurel wreath came to mean victory. Laurel wreath - Wikipedia

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