Description
Fred Soll, like a fine chef, has perfected the art of blending and preparing incense. The incense making process is an intricate one that can take up to four weeks or longer for each batch.
This high-quality incense made in Tijeras, New Mexico is dipped many times into resins and oils, then then sprinkled with the herbs and/or powders and then dried. The manual labor is intensive but worth it.
Designed to be burned in a horizontal, rather than vertical position, each stick of Fred Soll’s Incense will burn from 1 to 2 ½ hours, depending on the scent.
Rose –
I am always impressed with the high quality of Fred Soll’s incense. It’s one of my go-to favorites to cleanse the store.
I love how the Honey Amber is sticky to the touch when you take it out of the package! 🐝🐝🐝
Sharon –
Some of the finest incense I have ever come across.
Remy –
High quality, made with actual resins, herbs and powders. Depending on the scent they can be a little strong, I tend to break the sticks and burn half at a time.