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Vancouver, B.C., December 6, 2017
The Christmas tree, the centerpiece of every family’s living room at Christmastime, its smell of fresh pine just has to bring you back to those festive moments when you unwrapped your presents. This soothing but fresh smell spreads through the whole car once you have loaded it with the Christmas tree of your choice. 
Nothing screams Christmas more than the sweet, hot spiciness of cinnamon. 
Another nicely fragrant and very effective memory aid is the smell of freshly baked gingerbread houses, cookies, and men...why can’t all men be made out of gingerbread?Image by Lali Masriera
4. Oranges and cloves
We probably all used to make these with our grandmother — oranges studded with cloves. The fruity and spicy smell is probably one of the most traditional scents to tickle your nose. Instead of having sore thumbs from making them, why not use our orange incense instead?
5. Fire
The Christmas season, with its crisp, clean and cold snowy evenings (if you're lucky, sometimes it tends to be rain instead), lets us all get cozy around the crackling fireplace. The woody, smoky and warm scent of a fire just wants us to gather around and enjoy its warmth on our bodies after we a Christmas walk outside.
Turn your faces to the sky and sniff the air!
www.hussincense.com
HUSS Incense miniature ovens can not just be used with incense cones, but for real cooking as well. Our miniature furniture is made of metal, non-flammable, and serves a particular trend that cuts across all age groups and through all social media channels: tiny cooking.