Incense Sao Tomé by Astier de Villatte is a rich and atmospheric home fragrance inspired by the lush island of São Tomé in the Gulf of Guinea, celebrated for its exceptional cocoa. Created by perfumer Nicolas Bonneville, the composition captures the intensity of roasted cocoa with dark chocolate nuances, woody Atlas cedar and smoky labdanum. Creamy sandalwood and soft musk...
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Incense Sao Tomé by Astier de Villatte is a rich and atmospheric home fragrance inspired by the lush island of São Tomé in the Gulf of Guinea, celebrated for its exceptional cocoa. Created by perfumer Nicolas Bonneville, the composition captures the intensity of roasted cocoa with dark chocolate nuances, woody Atlas cedar and smoky labdanum. Creamy sandalwood and soft musk bring an enveloping warmth, creating an incense experience that is decadent, sophisticated and deeply comforting.
Crafted in Japan on the island of Awaji by traditional Koh-shi Masters of Aromas, each incense stick reflects a centuries-old practice using natural materials, precious woods, herbs, plants and vegetable resins.
Why you’ll love it
- Inspired by the rich cocoa plantations of São Tomé.
- Created by perfumer Nicolas Bonneville using a distinctive roasted cocoa accord.
- Blends dark chocolate nuances with cedar, smoky labdanum and creamy sandalwood.
- Traditionally crafted on Awaji Island in Japan by Masters of Aromas.
Fragrance notes
Roasted Cocoa, Dark Chocolate, Atlas Cedar, Labdanum, Sandalwood, Musk
Usage guidance
Light the end of the incense stick, gently blow out the flame and allow it to smoke. Place securely in an incense burner or bowl of sand. Each stick burns for approximately 30 minutes.
Do not use near flammable materials or leave burning incense unattended. Keep out of reach of children and animals.
FAQs
What does Incense Sao Tomé smell like?
Incense Sao Tomé has a rich roasted cocoa scent with dark chocolate, woody, smoky and subtly vanilla-like nuances, enhanced by cedar, labdanum, sandalwood and musk.
Who created the Sao Tomé fragrance?
The fragrance was created by perfumer Nicolas Bonneville, who selected a distinctive cocoa bean to achieve its intense roasted cocoa character.
How many incense sticks are included?
Each box contains approximately 125 incense sticks.
How long does each incense stick burn?
Each stick has an approximate burning time of 30 minutes.
Where is Incense Sao Tomé made?
The incense is made in Japan on the island of Awaji, renowned for its centuries-old tradition of incense craftsmanship.
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