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Gulessence Loban ,Sandalwood Havan Cups | Pack of 2
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- Description
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- Loban: earthy benzoin resin, dense and purifying in character.
- Sandalwood: warm, woody and steady, good for long sittings.
- Charcoal-free so the burn stays clean.
- 20–25 minutes of burn time per cup.
- 30 cups total across two boxes of 15.
- Free ceramic holder.
- Natural herbs
- Essential oils
- Type: havan cups, charcoal-free.
- Quantity: pack of 2 boxes, 15 cups per box (30 total).
- Size: 1 inch per cup.
- Burn time: 20–25 minutes.
- Includes: ceramic holder.
Loban and sandalwood havan cups, one box of each — the two most traditional havan fragrances in one pack. Loban is a resin used to cleanse a space before prayer; sandalwood is the warm, woody note most Indian households associate with puja. 15 one-inch cups per box, with a ceramic holder included.
Key Features
Ingredients
How to Use
Place a cup in the ceramic holder, a brass dhooni or a havan kund. Light the top, let the flame take, and blow it out so it smoulders. Burn on a heatproof surface in a ventilated room and let it cool before clearing.
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Good to Know
Loban smoke is dense and can be strong in a small closed room, so ventilate while burning. Cups get hot — use the holder and keep them out of reach of children and pets.
FAQs
Which one should I burn first during puja?
Loban is traditionally lit first to settle the space, with sandalwood burned during the prayer itself.
How do these compare to the guggal havan cups?
Guggal is more resinous and burns for a shorter 10–15 minutes; these burn 20–25 minutes and are more familiar in scent.
Can I use them in a brass dhooni?
Yes, a dhooni suits them well and contains the heat better than an open plate.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Gul essence Fulfilled by: EarthBased





