Ancient Witch Spell Incense – Success – Black Obsidian Pendulum

Rose and oud give this ritual incense a dark, velvety opening, softened by woods, resin and a faint floral lift. It is made for moments when you want the room to feel gathered and intentional, with a scent that leans warm, deep and quietly ceremonial.

The scent as it settles in the room

Rose absolute brings a rounded floral note, richer than a light garden rose.

Oud oil gives the blend its shadowed depth, with a smoky, resinous character.

Patchouli, sandalwood and Cedarwood Atlas add a dry, woody base that lingers after lighting.

Styrax benzoin gum and labdanum resin give the smoke a balsamic warmth.

Geranium oil brightens the blend, keeping the darker notes from feeling too heavy.

The ‘Success’ theme suits intention-setting, desk rituals, journalling, and the quiet start of focused work.

Powders, resins and oils on a bamboo stick

The result is a layered incense stick rather than a single-note fragrance: floral at the edge, woody underneath, with resin giving the smoke its slow, enveloping feel.

Lighting the ‘Success’ ritual

Place the plain end in a heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher. Light the coated tip, let it flame briefly, then blow it out so the tip glows and releases a steady thread of smoke.

Burn in a ventilated space, away from curtains, papers, pets and children. Never leave burning incense unattended, and allow the ash to fall onto a safe surface.

A spell-inspired scent from India

This spell-inspired blend uses deep woods, resins and florals to frame a moment of purpose. The name ‘Success’ can simply become a cue to pause, choose an intention, and begin with a little more presence.

Size and details

Made in India. The pack measures 27 × 4 × 4 cm and weighs 443 g.

Common questions

Is this a light floral incense?

No. Rose is present, but the oud, patchouli, sandalwood, labdanum and cedarwood make the overall scent darker, woodier and more resinous.

Can I use it for intention-setting?

Yes. The ‘Success’ theme makes it …