Converse of object

• burn: You first burn the incense then imagine the need you want.

• smell: I could smell incense then saw 6 hooded monks walk past me chanting.

• blend: They come in their own protective suede bag, with Robs own hand blended cone incense.

Adjective modifier

• fragrant: He clings with regret to the golden chalices and fragrant incense of Catholicism.

• Tibetan: Incense Man - Choose from a great range of Indian incense, Tibetan incense, Chinese incense... even English incense!

• sweet: He made his prison-cell fragrant with the sweet incense of prayer.

• loose: Also loose incense, hand blended by us using our own gums, resins, herbs and oils.

Preposition: on

• altar: She places the wreaths and the incense on the altar.

• block: It is suitable for burning loose incense on a charcoal block, incense cones and tealight candles.

Modifies a noun

• burner: You needn't store incense burners away or hide them in a corner.

• cone: PLUS a bag of 10 high quality mixed incense cones.

• cedar: The incense cedar and red cedar are both used to make pencils.

• stick: The incense stick holder is fixed upright at the end of the box, to support the incense above the lid.

• altar: The supposed incense altar at Ebal was made of stone!

• coil: Back to top... How should I support incense coils so they burn properly?

Noun used with modifier

• burning: Before the priests there are basins of burning incense tended by the Tots.

• resin: This is another great way to enjoy resin incense.

• brass: Based on ancient originals this brass effect incense burner features a double pagoda roof and has ample room to burn incense cones or dhoop.

• smoking: The scents of smoking incense mingle with rich spices to transport them to a foreign land.