A little bit of everything. Nothing wasted.

It starts on the bench in Oakura, at the end of a day of making incense.

The work is done and the room still smells of everything we made. There is always something left. A little of this scent. The last of that batch.

Instead of throwing it away, we gather it up and bring it together by hand. Made from what the day left behind.

There is no formula for End of Day, so this batch can't be made again. 35 boxes. Limited edition. Small batch. Never to be repeated.

The name comes from End of Day glass, where glassmakers took the molten glass left at the close of the day and turned it into spontaneous, experimental objects. We took the same idea to incense.

Sixty sticks. About an hour each. Light one when the day is done.

Details

• 60 sticks
• Burn time about 1 hour per stick
• Infused by hand in Oakura, New Zealand
• Small batch, made from what remains of our incense making

How to keep safe while we burn one down

Take a deep breath, ensure pets and children can't find you. Clear your schedule and space. Light your incense much like a cigarette. Gently blow out the flame to release our smoky charms. Take another deep breath. Repeat 60 times.