DIY Botanical Incense Cone Making Kit
Create five handmade botanical incense cones at home with a beginner-friendly DIY kit from Einnim Creative Studio. Everything is pre-measured and ready to mix, shape, and dry, so you can focus on the project instead of sourcing individual incense-making supplies.
Makko powder creates the incense base, while lavender and rose botanicals add texture. Palo santo, cedarwood, and sandalwood give the finished cones a warm, earthy, wood-forward fragrance.
Part craft project, part fragrance ritual, and no incense-making experience required.
Makes 5 Incense Cones | Approximately 72 Hours Drying Time
What’s Included
- Makko powder incense base
- Distilled water
- DPG fragrance carrier
- Dried lavender buds
- Dried rose petals
- Palo santo, cedarwood + sandalwood fragrance blend
- Mixing bowl
- Wooden mixing tool
- Parchment paper
- Step-by-step instructions
How It Works
Combine the pre-measured ingredients using the included instructions, then shape the mixture into five incense cones.
Place your finished cones on the included parchment paper and allow them to dry completely in a well-ventilated area for approximately 72 hours before burning.
Drying time can vary depending on cone size, room temperature, and humidity.
How to Burn
Once completely dry, place one incense cone on a stable, heat-resistant incense holder and light the tip.
Allow it to catch briefly, then gently blow out the flame so the cone begins to smolder.
Safety Note: Burn one cone at a time in a well-ventilated space. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children, drafts, flammable materials, and sensitive smoke detectors.
Pet Safety Note: Incense produces concentrated fragrance and smoke. Burn away from pets in a well-ventilated room and make sure animals can comfortably leave the space. Do not burn near cages, aquariums, food areas, or pet bedding.
Hand-packed in small batches in Illinois.
Prefer to skip the DIY? Explore our Custom Incense Cones and choose your fragrance and botanical blend.
