The story behind the scent
Rain, after a long dry day.
This scent represents the arrival of rain after a long, hot, dry day. Both founders grew up in the countryside and vividly recall the moment a thunderstorm finally breaks. The earth exhales, the air fills with something ancient and alive. That feeling of the landscape breathing again, everything transformed in a single downpour.
Of burn time per stick. Around eighteen hours in every box.
Cut square, each one dipped in parfum concentrate.
Made here, with a matt black aluminium holder.
The same scent, elsewhere
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Questions
What does Petrichor Plains incense smell like?
Petrichor Plains incense carries the same scent as the parfum. Iris, violet and Australian sandalwood lead. In a room, it smells like the moment a thunderstorm breaks over dry ground.
How long does each stick burn?
Approximately 30 minutes. A box of thirty six holds around eighteen hours.
Set the stick in the included holder, light the tip, let it catch, then gently blow out the flame so it smoulders.
What comes in the box?
Thirty six square sticks laid under a sheet of tracing paper, with a matt black aluminium holder set into its own recess in the tray. Made in Australia.
Is it the same scent as the Petrichor Plains parfum?
Yes. Every stick is dipped in Petrichor Plains parfum concentrate, the same composition as the Petrichor Plains parfum. The incense scents a room. The parfum is worn on skin.
How do I burn incense safely?
Place the included holder on a heat resistant surface. Never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it away from children, pets and anything flammable. Make sure the ember is fully out after use, and ventilate the room.




