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Sandalwood Havan Cups and Loban Dhoop Sticks Combo – Pack of 2 | Gulessence
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- Havan cups plus dhoop sticks — one format for fire rituals, one for daily use.
- Loban and sandalwood, a resin and a wood rather than two similar fragrances.
- Cow dung and temple flower base, charcoal-free.
- Pack of 2.
- Cow dung
- Recycled temple flowers
- Sandalwood powder and loban
- Natural herbs and essential oils
- Havan cup: place on a metal or thick ceramic plate, add samagri and ghee, then light the rim.
- Dhoop stick: rest flat on a heat-proof dish, light one end and blow out the flame.
- Ventilate the room; havan cups produce noticeably more smoke than incense.
- Contents: sandalwood havan cups and loban dhoop sticks, pack of 2
- Havan cup burn time: 20–25 minutes per cup
- Storage: dry storage away from humidity
- Havan cups reach a high temperature — never place one directly on a table, floor tile or cloth.
- Check the unit counts printed on the pack, as cup and stick quantities differ.
The Petrichor Pack from Gulessence pairs sandalwood havan cups with loban dhoop sticks, both made from cow dung and recycled temple flowers with no charcoal or synthetic additives. Loban is the dry, resinous fragrance of traditional aarti; sandalwood is the warm one. The two formats cover both a proper fire ritual and everyday pooja.
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What is loban used for?
Loban is a tree resin burned during aarti and evening rituals for its dry, smoky fragrance.
Do I need havan samagri as well?
The cup is the vessel and the fuel. Samagri and ghee are added by you, in the quantity your ritual calls for.
Can I use the cups outdoors?
Yes, on a stable heat-proof surface and shielded from wind, which makes them burn unevenly.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Gul essence Fulfilled by: EarthBased





