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Juniper Ridge Incense

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$7.8 $12 In stock

Category: Incense

Incense inspired by the wild beauty of the West Coast, and made here in Oakland!

California Juniper Campfire Incense transports you to the ancient, red-ribboned earth of California’s majestic Death Valley.
Scent notes: Dried leather, dusty stone, sweet resin

Cedar Campfire Incense transports you to the rock-strewn beaches and dense coniferous forests of the southern Oregon coast.
Scent notes: Spicy ginger, green moss, meyer lemon peel.

Desert Piñon Campfire Incense transports you to the red rock cliffs and desert mesas where the pinon pine grows wild.
Scent notes: Sun-baked granite, pine sap, burnt sugar

Douglas Fir Campfire Incense transports you to the old-growth forests of the Pacific Northwest’s Cascade Mountains.
Scent notes: Damp forest floor, snapped fir needles, fresh sap.

Sweetgrass Campfire Incense transports you to summer in the northern plains and low prairies of the West.
Scent notes: Freshly-cut grass, almond, warm spice.

White sage Campfire Incense transports you to the sun-baked Mojave Desert.
Scent notes: Soft chaparral, dry mojave earth, sun washed desert slopes

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Incense made directly from the plant’s sap; no hidden ingredients, charcoals, or perfumes.

Usage: always burn incense in a well-ventilated area, with a fire-safe holder. Place the incense holder on a level, heat-resistant surface and ensure ash and embers are caught safely.

20 incense sticks per pack.

Packaging: Recyclable paper packet. Made from sfi (sustainable forestry initiative) material and is printed with environmentally friendly inks.

Caution: Never leave lit incense unattended. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Consult a health care practitioner if you are pregnant or suffer from asthma or other respiratory issues. 

Made in Oakland, CA

Ingredients:

California Juniper: Juniperus californica (California Juniper), Pinus edulis (Piñon Pine), Litsea glutinosa Powder, Bamboo Stick.

Cedar: Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (Port Orford Cedar), Pinus edulis (Piñon Pine), Litsea glutinosa Powder, Bamboo Stick.

Desert Pinon: Pinus edulis (Piñon Pine), Pinus edulis (Piñon Pine) Tree Pitch, Litsea glutinosa Powder, Bamboo Stick.

Douglas Fir: Pseudotsuga menziesii (Douglas Fir), Pinus edulis (Piñon Pine), Litsea glutinosa Powder, Bamboo Stick.

Sweetgrass: Hierochloe odorata (Sweetgrass), Pinus edulis (Piñon Pine), Litsea glutinosa Powder, Bamboo Stick.

White Sage: Cultivated Salvia apiana (White Sage), Litsea glutinosa Powder, Bamboo Stick.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy V. ★★★★★

The scent immediately reminded me of a campfire on a crisp evening in the Sierras—smoky but not overpowering. The juniper note cuts through just enough to keep it fresh and grounded.

Hazel Q. ★★★★★

The campfire scent is uncanny, smoky with that dry juniper edge underneath, and it lingers for hours after the stick burns out. I've been lighting one on the patio at dusk and it genuinely feels like sitting around a fire somewhere out west.

Benjamin H. ★★★★★

I burned a stick of the California juniper on my porch last night and the dry, resinous smoke honestly smelled like a trail in the high desert. It's made in Oakland, which I appreciate, and it lingers just long enough without overpowering the room.