Rose in incense usually goes wrong. It turns soapy, or sweet in a synthetic way, because most of it is fragrance oil rather than flower.

This is actual Moroccan rose, velvety and honeyed, pressed with creamy Western Australian sandalwood. The wood does the heavy lifting underneath so the rose can stay light and floral on top rather than cloying.

What you get is soft and warm rather than perfumed. It smells like a rose in a wooden room, not a rose in a bottle.

The most immediately beautiful thing in the range, and the one to give someone who says they do not like incense. Two botanicals, hand-pressed, no oils.