Gonesh #8 Spring Mist incense cones smell like a day after a summer rain to me.  They are soft, lightly floral and extremely pleasant.  I find them to be a good companion for when I am reading or working on the computer.  The scent isn't distracting and you can choose to notice it or not.

In 1923, a Lithuanian immigrant named Radzukinas acquired a small company, The Hindu Incense Company. For business purposes, he changed his name to Radkins and changed the fortune of his small company by dedicating himself to the manufacture of quality charcoal incense cones and incense burners. Laurent Radkins operated the Hindu Incense Company successfully from the 1920s to the 1960s.

In the mid-sixties, the second generation of the Radkins family entered the business and Genieco, Inc. was born. Soon, the product offering was expanded to include incense sticks. The new brand name was GONESH®, named after the Hindu Elephant Boy, the God of Luck. The name Gonesh was trademarked in 1965.

The company flourished through the 60's and 70's, fueled by Flower Power and psychedelia. By the early eighties, a third generation of the Radkins family had entered the business. With the bloom of the 60's fading fast, this new generation of Radkins endeavored and ultimately succeeded in growing the business based on the long established quality of GONESH® brand products.

Hold a lighted match to the tip of a cone until it glows: blow out flame. Place cone in an incense holder, a flower pot, or a glass filled with salt, sand, or earth. Make sure that the ashes fall on a fireproof surface, and keep burning cone away from flammable articles such as papers, drapes, etc. Do not allow cones to touch any varnished, painted, plastic, etc. surfaces.

• Contains 25 cones (25 grams approx.)
• Natural Ingredients
• Made in the USA
• Packaging is recyclable
• Exclusive use of HighCharcoal