Flowers are collected from temples.
The Process of Incense Making
The flowers are taken for sorting.
They are handpicked and separated carefully.
The dried flowers are turned into powder.
A paste is made to prepare dhoop and incense sticks.
The incense is blended and dipped in pure essential oils.
Voices from our fragrance family
Real patrons. Different moods. One shared love for slow, soulful scent.
I light one while folding laundry near the altar on busy mornings. It works well for a short meditation session before breakfast. I am happy to keep this as part of our daily puja routine.
My second box arrived last week and the quality still feels the same as the first one. It works well for a short meditation session before breakfast. This is staying in our prayer room for the foreseeable future.
I bought two boxes so we never run out before Sunday havan. The burn is slow and the ash does not scatter across the floor. Overall, a simple purchase that has worked well for us.
We started burning one stick every morning before everyone leaves for work. I like that I do not need to open a window every time we light incense. I am satisfied enough to gift a box to my sister next month.
I bought a box for my parents and they have already asked for a refill. The sticks light easily and do not keep going out midway. This is staying in our prayer room for the foreseeable future.
Our cleaner said the prayer corner smells nicer on days we use this. Evening aarti feels calmer when this is lit near the mandir. I did not expect much from an online order but this exceeded my expectations.

