Mythical Backflow Cones - Wizard Spell

There's something deeply mysterious about Wizard Spell. It's not sweet, not floral, not obviously woody - it's something altogether more complex. Think old libraries, leather-bound books, and the faint scent of herbs drying in a medieval tower. It's the kind of fragrance that makes you want to settle in with a good book or lose yourself in deep thought.

This is Stamford's take on what a wizard's study might smell like. The base is earthy and grounding - perhaps oakmoss or vetiver - layered with something resinous (frankincense, maybe?) and just a whisper of spice. It's contemplative rather than energising, perfect for those moments when you need to focus or think deeply.

The Smoke Show

Pop one of these cones on a backflow burner and you get proper theatre. The smoke doesn't just trickle down - it pours like liquid, pooling at the base before slowly dissipating. It's mesmerising to watch, especially in low light. Each cone burns for about 15-20 minutes.

When to Burn Wizard Spell

This isn't background incense. It's got presence. Burn it when you're studying, working on something creative, or just want to create an atmosphere of quiet contemplation. It's brilliant for autumn and winter evenings when you want something atmospheric without being overpowering.

Some people love it for meditation, though it's quite different from traditional meditation incenses like sandalwood or nag champa. It's more cerebral, less spiritual - if that makes sense.

What You Get

Twelve backflow cones in a beautifully illustrated box featuring mystical wizard artwork. The packaging alone makes them gift-worthy.

Important: These are backflow cones, which means they only work with backflow incense burners (the ones with a hollow centre that lets smoke flow downward). They won't work with regular incense holders.

Scent strength: Medium to strong. You'll smell it throughout a normal-sized room.