: It has a sharper, more camphorous aroma compared to the sweet scent of common lavender. It’s historically used in aromatherapy to help with respiratory issues or to provide a more "medicinal" and grounding atmosphere Britannica .
For those who treat incense as a ritual, there are sculptural holders that use "spike" as a design language.
: Available at OpahStore , this is a 2.7kg sculptural piece made of interlocking stainless steel. It’s designed to create a sharp geometric contrast with the soft, flowing smoke of the incense.
: You can find decorative options like this flower-themed set on eBay that hold multiple sticks for a stronger scent cloud. 2. High-Design "Statement" Spikes
There are also specialized units like the from Parthenon Foods . These are one-piece units with an attached spike designed to be dug into the ground at a cemetery or memorial site.
"Spike" also refers to ( Lavandula latifolia ), which is distinct from traditional lavender.