Juniper Ridge Juniper Wild Herb Incense

Wild Herb Juniper Stick Incense (40 sticks)

Western Juniper has a light cinnamon-like scent when burned. Very common in the wild Southwest mojave desert. Often seen growing on the side of a Grand Canyon cliffside.

• No additives, scents, colors
• No chemical burning aids (oxidizers)
• Smells woodsy like a mountain campfire
• Soothing relaxing outdoorsy scent!
• These incenses are the only incenses anywhere made with 100% real leaves, wood and resins from the mountains and deserts of the West

Ingredients: Western Juniper (Juniperus utahensis), vegetable gum (to hold plant material together), bamboo stick

Note: Because this is a natural incense with no potassium nitrate (a chemical burning aid found in virtually every incense on the market) it may go out from time to time. If this happens, just relight, let flame burn for 10 seconds or so, put out flame.

About Western Juniper Shrubs

If you've ever been to the Grand Canyon and
nudged perilously close to the edge of a
1,000 foot drop-off and wondered what that
insane tree jutting out from the side of
the cliff was, it was Juniper. Juniper
covers vast portions of the Southwest and
seems happily at home clinging to small
ledges on sheer Navajo sandstone cliffs,
or peeking up between boulders on
precipitous slopes. This incense
captures the subtly sweet, cinnamon-
like scent of Juniper and is reminiscent
of backcountry campfires in the mesa
and canyon country of the Southwest.