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The 10 pages that link to Incense, each with the reason it gives.

• PerfumeRelated: Burning aromatics preceded and accompanied the use of liquid perfumes.

• PerfumeryRelated: Burning aromatic materials is among the oldest practices connected to fragrance making.

• FrankincenseNarrower topic: Frankincense is one of the best-known resins burned as incense.

• Ancient Egyptian cosmeticsRelated: Incense and scented cosmetics drew on overlapping aromatic materials and practices.

• Ruth St. DenisBroader topic: The work makes spiritual atmosphere and stage spectacle central to her choreography.

• MyrrhRelated: Burning myrrh as incense releases its characteristic scent in religious and domestic settings.

• Holy of HoliesRelated: The high priest brought incense behind the veil to create a cloud over the atonement cover.

• AgarwoodRelated: Agarwood is burned as incense for its distinctive, persistent fragrance.

• CenserRelated: Censers hold the material whose combustion produces their smoke.

• TudigongRelated: Incense is a common offering at Tudigong shrines.