Product description Christmas Purpura 20 g
| Manufacturer | Hradecký, Czech Republic |
| Packaging | 100 |
| Species | sáček |
How to properly burn purpura?
- The best way to burn purpura is on a stone plate, which is not possible today.
- You can burn purpura on a cast iron plate on a gas stove.
- Using aluminum foil even on a ceramic plate set to low heat.
- The room will smell beautiful even with purpura placed on a heater.
You can also burn purpura in an oil burner where you normally drip essential oil. Just warm the purpura and never let it burn with a flame. Never leave purpura burning unattended.
Christmas purpura will help create the right Christmas atmosphere.
| Manufacturer | Hradecký, Czech Republic |
| Packaging | 100 |
| Species | sáček |
Christmas purpura is essentially a Christmas potpourri, with the only difference being that purpura is heated or left to smolder slowly to enhance the experience of the aroma even more intensively.
Purpura contains many ingredients, the main ones being:
cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, mint, lavender, lemon balm, thyme, thyme, basil, rosemary, sage, marjoram, wormwood, fennel, anise, marigold, cornflower, heather, chamomile, needles, and many other herbs.
| Manufacturer | Hradecký, Czech Republic |
| Packaging | 100 |
| Species | sáček |
Christmas purpura is essentially a Christmas potpourri, with the only difference being that purpura is heated or left to smolder slowly to enhance the experience of the aroma even more intensively.
Purpura contains many ingredients, the main ones being:
cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, mint, lavender, lemon balm, thyme, thyme, basil, rosemary, sage, marjoram, wormwood, fennel, anise, marigold, cornflower, heather, chamomile, needles, and many other herbs.

















