Guggal Havan Cups | Gulessence

Guggal havan cups, made from temple flowers, herbs and pure resins with no charcoal binder. Guggal — Indian bdellium — is one of the older havan materials in Vedic practice, and its smoke is resinous and dense rather than floral. Each box holds 15 cups; this is a pack of 2, 30 cups in total.

Key Features

• Guggal resin base: deep, resinous smoke, distinct from floral havan cups.
• No charcoal binder, so the burn stays cleaner in character.
• Made with temple flowers, herbs and resins.
• 10–15 minutes of burn time per cup.
• 30 cups in total across two boxes.
• Plant-based and cruelty-free.

Ingredients

• Guggal (Indian bdellium) resin
• Temple flowers
• Natural herbs
• Natural resins

How to Use

Place a cup in a havan kund, a brass dhooni or on a ceramic holder. Light the top, let it catch and blow out the flame so it smoulders. Use it on a heatproof surface in a ventilated room and let it burn out fully before clearing the ash.

Product Details

• Type: havan cups, charcoal-free.
• Quantity: pack of 2 boxes, 15 cups per box (30 total).
• Burn time: 10–15 minutes per cup.
• Storage: keep dry in a closed box; resin softens in heat.

Good to Know

Guggal smoke is dense and can be much for a small closed room. Ventilate while burning, and keep the cups out of reach of children and pets. Handmade cups vary slightly in size and colour.

FAQs

How does this differ from the jasmine and rose havan cups?

Those are floral and softer. Guggal is resinous and heavier, closer to a traditional havan smoke.

Do I need a havan kund?

No. A brass dhooni or a ceramic holder on a heatproof surface works for home rituals.

Why is the burn time shorter than the floral cups?

Guggal cups burn 10–15 minutes, against 20–25 for the floral havan cups, because of the different composition.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: Gul essence Fulfilled by: EarthBased