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Hem Stick Incense
Details:For over three decades now, the HEM Corporation has successfully created, manufactured and marketed their wide verity of aromatic of agarbatti.
The stick incense produced at HEM is formulated, blended and created with extreme dedication and a passion to a product that will continue to captivate your senses.
They consistently deliver an all-natural, hand crafted incense with a wide selection of fragrances that is sure please every culture and tradition.
Volume/Weight/Size: 20 sticks
Price: $50 HKD
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