Spiced Mountain Pine | Glimmering Stovetop Potpourri

Bring the wild, enchanting magic of the Colorado Rockies into your home with AromaGnome’s Spiced Mountain Pine Glimmering Stovetop Potpourri. Designed to evoke the warmth and wonder of a cozy mountain cabin, this handcrafted blend of locally and sustainably harvested white fir pine sprigs, cinnamon sticks, cloves, and star anise will fill your space with the irresistible scent of pine forests and holiday spice. Infused with premium essential oils, cinnamon-kissed citrus, and a dazzling touch of sugar glimmer, this stovetop potpourri isn’t just aromatic—it’s downright magical.

Transform any moment into an adventure for the senses. Whether you’re hosting holiday gatherings or seeking a cozy escape, this simmering potpourri fills your space with notes of fresh pine, spiced citrus, and warm clove, all wrapped in a shimmering glow.

✨ Why You’ll Love It:

• Locally-Sourced Wonder: Sustainably harvested white fir pine sprigs from the Colorado Rockies, bringing authentic mountain magic to your home.
• One-of-a-Kind Sparkle: Our signature sugar glimmer adds a dreamy shimmer to every simmer.
• Long-Lasting Aroma: Keep the magic alive for days by adding water whenever the scent begins to fade.
• Handcrafted with Care: Every jar is carefully blended to bring nature’s magic into your life.

✨ How to Use:

1. Add 4-6 cups of water to a saucepan or slow cooker.
2. Pour in the potpourri before heating to avoid splashes.
3. Let it simmer gently, filling your home with glimmering, pine-spiced perfection.
4. Top off with water as needed to keep the adventure going!

Perfect For:

• Creating a festive, cozy atmosphere.
• Holiday gatherings or quiet moments of self-care.
• Bohemian, nature-loving spirits who embrace magic in everyday life.

Infuse your home with a seasonal story of pine-filled forests, sparkling snow, and spicy, citrusy warmth. Spiced Mountain Pine isn’t just stovetop potpourri—it’s a portal to adventure, wonder, and cozy holiday magic.

"The magic is only beginning…"