Empress Incense | Red Currant • Sparkling Spirits • Moss
Empress Incense | Red Currant • Sparkling Spirits • Moss
Inspired by the gin that makes every drink feel a little extra, Empress brings that same energy to your space. Pine and citrus peel open sharp and clear, like the first pour. Red currant and geranium swirl in next with a tart, floral kick, and it all settles into a woodsy slow burn of oak, tonka, and moss. Clean, complex, and just a little bit dramatic — consider this your signature scent in stick form.
Top: Pine, Citrus Peel
Heart: Red Currant, Geranium, Sparkling Spirits
Base: Oak, Tonka Bean, Moss
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Incense Details
Incense Details
We love seeing how you burn and style our incense at home—tag us on Instagram or TikTok using #ninthhousestudio to show us your spark!
20 Sticks per Pack
Each stick burns for up to 60 minutes, making it your new go-to for winding down, zoning in, or setting the tone for whatever kind of day (or night) you’re having.
Designed with Intention
From scent to stick, every detail is chosen to spark something. Our incense blends are grounded in high-quality ingredients, balanced to fill your space without overpowering it—perfect for anyone who loves a ritual but hates a headache.
Clean Burn, No Nasties
Made without phthalates and parabens. Just smooth scents and a slow, steady burn that won’t gunk up your air—or your vibe.
care information
care information
A few quick tips to help you get the most out of your incense (and avoid accidentally smoking out your living room).
1. Light with care
Hold your incense stick at a slight angle and light the tip until it catches. Let the flame burn for about 5–10 seconds, then gently blow it out. You should see a glowing ember and a soft stream of smoke—if it's on fire, you’ve gone too far.
2. Burn it safely
Place your incense stick in a heatproof holder on a flat, stable surface away from anything flammable (yes, that includes your tote bag collection and decorative dried florals). Never leave incense burning unattended.
3. Mind the air flow
Drafty rooms, open windows, or fans can cause your incense to burn unevenly or too quickly. For the best scent experience, keep things calm and steady.
4. One at a time, please
We know it’s tempting, but resist the urge to light multiple sticks at once—unless you’re going for full smoke-show energy.
5. Out before you’re out
Incense will typically self-extinguish when it finishes burning, but if you need to put it out early, press the lit tip gently into a heatproof dish or bowl of sand until the ember’s gone. Don’t use water—it gets messy fast.
