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With its peaceful patchouli flavour, this genuine Satya Sai Baba incense is perfect for enhancing any relaxing setting. Each pack has 15 grams of sticks and is of the highest export quality.
Enjoy comforting, subtle, and relaxing fragrances of your choice in the comfort of your home, with incense sticks from our variety. These incense sticks are crafted to burn in an even manner, thereby emitting your favourite fragrance in a smooth course. Make each day a lovely one with these sticks.The Preparation consists of formulation of masala mix using natural extracts in the form of dough concerning the ancient method and is rolled by hand on the bamboo sticks.Before "Make each day a lovely one with these sticks."
Always use incense holder/burner when burning an incense to avoid fire risk. Never leave home when an incense is burning! Never leave burning incense unattended!
15 gr (ca 15-20 sticks)
Eco friendly, recycled packaging.
From the Shrinivas Sugandhalaya factory in Bangalore.
Hand rolled in India using pure extracts and finest quality scented oils, Satya Incense is world renowned for its superior fragrances.
The Nag Champa perfume was originally manufactured in the Hindu and Buddhist monasteries of India and Nepal. It is traditionally made from a sandalwood base, to which are added a variety of flower oils – including that from the flower of the Champac tree. Each monastery has its own secret formula which is revealed to no-one outside the order! The sacred tree belongs to the magnolia family, and grows to about 30m in height. Its flower is yellow and star-shaped, and as well as being the source of the perfume, also gives a yellow dye. Frequently planted in temple grounds, the wood is used for making sacred images, drums, etc.
And from those beginnings has grown a whole family of Nag Champa inspired varieties of incense, each one notable in its own right.
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