Good & Well Supply Co. - Statue of Liberty Incense Cones 

Part of the National Monuments Collection.

Warm Rain + Sea Salt + Wildflowers.

Made in Seattle, Washington.  

Finest quality parfum. Rita's Car by Saint Rita Parlor

A limited unisex fragrance comprised of over 10 rare organic essential oils. Handmade by Saint Rita Parlor in Los Angeles, California.

Notes: Leather, Vanilla Musk, Tobacco, Rare Coins, and Fresh Cut Foliage

Saint Rita Parlor's debut parfum.

Limited unisex fragrance comprised of over 18 rare and organic essential oils. Handmade by Saint Rita Parlor in Los Angeles, California.

Notes: Whiskey, Tobacco, and Rose

Available in three different sizes. 5mL, 15mL and 60mL.

Light up some incense and bring the smell of the west into your home with this Adobe incense burner from Incienso de Santa Fe.  

3" tall.  Comes with 20 pinon cones.

Smokey and woodsy aromatic southwest inspired incense bricks from Incienso De Santa Fe.

 Fir Balsam:  Firs are high mountain plants, Fir Balsam has a strong, refreshing smell of the high country. 

Smokey and woodsy aromatic southwest inspired incense bricks from Incienso De Santa Fe.

Cedar:  commonly used for woodcraft, cedar lends a somber, rich fragrance, a classic woody scent 

Smokey and woodsy aromatic southwest inspired incense bricks from Incienso De Santa Fe.

ALDER -  commonly used for woodcraft, alder lends a somber, rich fragrance, a classic woody scent 

Smokey and woodsy aromatic southwest inspired incense bricks from Incienso De Santa Fe.

Pinon:  The soft smoke of a Pinon evergreen that grows at the foot hills of the Californian desert mountain.   

Smokey and woodsy aromatic southwest inspired incense bricks from Incienso De Santa Fe.

Juniper:  Juniper is a fragrant tree that grows in the Rocky Mountains, has a distinct, sweet scent.

Smokey and woodsy aromatic southwest inspired incense bricks from Incienso De Santa Fe.

Mesquite: A complex fragrance inspired by the slow growing red wood mesquites in the southwestern Mexican desert.

Smokey and woodsy aromatic southwest inspired incense bricks from Incienso De Santa Fe.

Hickory:  Hickory's grow in the southeast and are commonly used for cooking, they have a rich, dark smell. 

Copal is a natural tree resin. Neither a hardened resin nor sap, Copal resin comes from trees in the Buresa family, which is considered a medicinal tree to the Mayas in southern Mexico. These medicinal trees are traditionally used for clearing the body of diseases and also to keep mosquitos away.

Since ancient times, Copal incense has been considered sacred to the people of Mexico, as well as South and Central America. It goes as far back to the Mayan and Aztec cultures.  Mass amounts of copal resin were burned atop the Aztec and Mayan pyramids as offerings to the gods and deities. In the Mayan ruins, copal was discovered in the burial grounds, proving its spiritual significance