Papier d'ArmeniePaper Box Discovery of Armenia 3 Fragrances

I first saw Papier d’Arménie on social media — someone was sharing the story behind it and how it’s traditionally used in Armenia. I had no idea it even existed, let alone that you could buy it on Amazon! Apparently, it’s been around since 1885, inspired by the ancient tradition of using benzoin resin to purify the air. It instantly brought back nostalgic feelings I didn’t even know I had.I found this seller, placed the order right away, and everything arrived super quickly and in perfect condition.The set is absolutely beautiful. The scent is warm, subtle, and slightly exotic — not overwhelming at all. You can burn the paper like incense, but honestly, even just placing a strip in a drawer or closet fills the space with the most comforting aroma. I put one between my towels and now every time I open the closet, it smells amazing.Highly recommend if you love products with a story, a purpose, and a timeless fragrance.

These are not facial tissues (a previous reviewer said something about these being facial tissues).These ARE the best incense I've ever used. It took a bit of time to get used to using them bcz they are paper. I have now learned to light only one edge so they burn more slowly than when I started. I LOVE THE FRAGRANCES. If you like deep, rich fragrances that don't make your eyes sting, give these a try.

The media could not be loaded. I just discovered that incense can also come in paper format, and that Papier d’Armenia was one of the first to produce/market these. I didn’t know which one to try, and they’re quite expensive on their own, so I found this gift pack to try all three. They all smell very nice on their own and prior to burning. The rose to me smells the strongest. However, like a reviewer stated, they don’t smell very strong while/after they burn. And I think I may be doing something wrong, because they do burn really quickly. Like within 30 seconds. There is a lingering scent, but not as strong. It’s stated you can just tear a strip and leave it to scent a specific area rather than burning, and I think I’ll just do that, but the burning is quite a novelty. I’ll probably burn them for fun once they lose their scent. It was a fun purchase, but once I use these, I’ll try another brand to compare.

The scents are excellent - just wish the burned for longer.

The smell is so subtle yet nice. It leaves the room smelling nice for about and hour but a bit remains for more hours

Excellent thread and great to see that this has become an important issue

Smells nice and burns clean

I read about this paper incense in a home article about how people with great smelling kitchens use this. I was intrigued and bought it. They burn quicker than incense and they smell like powdery/antique/smokey burning paper. It’s not a bad smell but it was definitely hyped. I’ve tried all three scents I like them because they are different than anything else. I don’t use them every day so they seem worth the purchase I still have plenty to use when I feel like it.