Loban Incense Sticks – Cow Dung & Temple Flower, 40 Sticks | Gulessence

Loban agarbatti made from cow dung and recycled temple flowers, hand-rolled into 9-inch sticks. Loban is benzoin resin, the sharp, clean, slightly camphorous smoke used in Indian households for daily cleansing of a room before pooja. This is the everyday ritual incense of the Gulessence range rather than a decorative fragrance. A wooden incense holder is included.

Key Features

• 40 sticks per box, 9 inches, hand-rolled
• Charcoal-free, no bamboo core
• Burn time: 35 to 40 minutes per stick
• Free wooden incense holder
• Cow dung and recycled temple flowers form the body of the stick

Ingredients

• Loban (benzoin resin)
• Cow dung
• Sacred temple flowers
• Jatamansi, nagarmotha, sugandh kokila, haubera
• Natural herbs and essential oils

How to Use

Light the tip, let the flame settle, blow it out and set the glowing stick in the wooden holder. For pooja, most households light one at the start of the ritual and let it burn through. Keep a window or door ajar — loban smoke is denser than floral incense.

Product Details

• Quantity: 40 sticks
• Length: 9 inches
• Fragrance: loban, resinous and clean
• Included: wooden incense holder
• Storage: closed box, cool and dry

Good to Know

• Loban produces more smoke than lighter fragrances; ventilation matters
• Hand-rolled, so sticks vary in thickness and shade
• Cow dung in the body helps the stick hold its burn; it is not detectable in the fragrance

FAQs

Does it smell of cow dung?

No. The dung acts as a binder and burn medium; what you smell is loban resin, temple flowers and the herb blend.

Sticks, dhoop sticks or havan cups for loban?

Sticks are for daily use, dhoop sticks give a denser smoke without bamboo, and havan cups are for a full havan where you want a short, concentrated burn.

Can I use it in a closed pooja room?

Light it, then leave the door open for a few minutes. Loban smoke builds up quickly in a small unventilated room.

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