Orin Usage Guide
A gentle, sensory guide to help you use your herbal bundle, incense, and calm wood — with clarity, safety, and intention.
Overview: Begin the Experience
1. Begin your return
Unwrap your herbal bundle, incense, or calm wood. Take a breath before you begin.
2. Light your way back
Use the match to light your herbal bundle or incense.Use the candle to light your calm wood.
3. Held by stillness
Place your piece into the holder and let the smoke rise softly.
4. Softly,you are home
Breathe. Rest. Return.
How to Use the Orin Herbal Bundle?
• Light the tip of the herbal bundle for a few seconds.
• Gently wave it so the flame rests and glowing embers remain.
• Let the smoke rise softly.
• We do not recommend burning the entire bundle indoors.
Burn the whole bundle only outdoors or in a very open, well-ventilated area, as the smoke output can be strong.
You may:
• Use the whole bundle outdoors
• Or untie and burn a smaller portion indoors in the holder
After use:
• Press the glowing tip gently into the holder
• Do not use water to extinguish
• Let the bundle cool completely before storing
How to Use the Orin Calm Wood?
• Hold the tip over a candle for about 40–50 seconds, keeping the tip facing downward until it begins to glow
• Gently wave the stick until the flame rests and embers remain
• Place the calm wood into the holder and let the smoke drift upward
Care:
• Do not use water to extinguish — it may damage the wood
• After fully cooling, gently scrape away the darkened tip to help it catch the flame more easily next time
How to Use the Orin Incense?
• Light the tip until a small flame forms
• Gently blow out the flame, leaving glowing embers
• Place the incense into the holder and allow the smoke to rise
• If the tip stops burning, relight as needed
Caution
• Always be mindful of fire safety
• Keep water nearby
• Avoid wearing loose sleeves while burning
• Do not place burning pieces directly onto metal or glass — always use the holder
• Never leave a burning bundle, incense, or calm wood unattended
• Keep a window slightly open for ventilation
• People with respiratory or cardiovascular conditions should consult a doctor
• Be aware of household smoke alarms
• Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeedingSoftly, you are home.