Mother Earth Cone Incense

Life has pulled you up into your head, far from the ground beneath you.
You're ready to slow down, breathe, and feel rooted again.

These cones bring the deep, earthy scent of the forest floor to your practice. 🌍🌿

Mother Earth Cone Incense is made by Green Tree using the traditional masala method, a natural, hand-blended mix of herbs, gums, resins, woods, and oils, with a rich, earthy, herbal scent. Mother Earth, known as Gaia to the ancient Greeks and Pachamama in the Andes, has been honored across cultures as the living source of all life. She is associated with the element of Earth and is traditionally honored for grounding, gratitude, nature connection, and the Divine Feminine. As the smoke rises, your space feels steady, warm, and held, like sitting with your back against an old tree.

Why You'll Love It:

✔ 10 cones plus a small metal burner plate
✔ Rich, earthy, herbal scent
✔ About 20–25 minutes per cone
✔ Made by Green Tree using natural masala methods
✔ Associated with grounding, gratitude, and nature connection
✔ Pairs with a Tree Agate Tumbled Crystal and Greenman Oil by Sun's Eye

Perfect For:

✔ Grounding meditation
✔ Earth altars and Gaia devotion
✔ Gratitude practice and harvest ritual
✔ Garden blessings and green witchcraft
✔ Mabon, Samhain, and fall ritual

How to Use It:

Set the small metal burner plate on a ceramic dish or stone coaster, place a cone on it, and light the tip. Blow out the flame once it glows. Touch a drop of Greenman Oil to your wrists and hold your tree agate in both hands. Sit with your feet flat on the floor and picture roots growing down from you into the earth. Name three things you're grateful for as the smoke rises. Never leave burning incense unattended. 🌍🌙

Rooted in the earth, held by her.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does each cone burn?
About 20–25 minutes.

How do I burn the cones safely?
Each box comes with a small metal burner plate. Green Tree cones are dense and burn hot, and the plate won't catch ash, so always set it on a ceramic dish, stone coaster, or larger burner before lighting your cone.

What is Mother Earth incense traditionally used for?
It's burned for grounding, gratitude, and honoring the earth, and it's a favorite for fall and harvest ritual.

Care / Please Note:

For spiritual and ritual use only. Burn on a heat-safe surface (or in a heat-safe incense holder) in a well-ventilated area, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets. Not for consumption.