Nagchampa Incense Sticks – Aroma Desi Agarbatti, Pack of 2 | Gulessence

Nagchampa agarbatti, hand-rolled by Gulessence from recycled temple flowers and natural herbs. Nagchampa is the champa-and-resin fragrance most people picture when they think of Indian incense — creamy, slightly powdery and unmistakable. If you have burnt agarbatti before, this is the familiar one. Two boxes per pack with a holder.

Key Features

• 40 sticks per box, 9 inches, hand-rolled
• Charcoal-free and made without a bamboo core
• Burn time: roughly 35 to 40 minutes per stick
• Classic champa profile, creamy and floral-resinous
• Free incense holder in the pack

Ingredients

• Recycled temple flowers
• Nagchampa fragrance in an essential oil base
• Natural herbs including jatamansi and nagarmotha
• Cow dung binder

How to Use

Light, let the flame catch, blow it out and set the smouldering stick in the holder on a heat-safe surface. Nagchampa carries well, so one stick usually covers a living room and the hallway next to it.

Product Details

• Pack: 2 boxes, 40 sticks each
• Length: 9 inches
• Fragrance: nagchampa
• Storage: cool, dry, box closed

Good to Know

• Hand-rolled sticks vary slightly in thickness and colour
• Ventilate the room while burning and keep the holder away from fabric

FAQs

Is this the standard nagchampa fragrance?

Yes, the familiar creamy champa profile — the difference here is the base, which is temple flowers and herbs rather than a bamboo stick and charcoal.

Does it smoke less than ordinary agarbatti?

There is no charcoal and no bamboo core, which are the two things that make ordinary incense smell acrid. It still produces smoke, so ventilate the room.

Which is stronger, nagchampa or nirvana?

Nagchampa is the more assertive of the two; Nirvana is softer and better suited to a quiet room.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: Gulessence Fulfilled by: EarthBased