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Oudh Incense Sticks – Temple Flower, 40 Sticks | Gulessence
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- 40 sticks per box, 9 inches, hand-rolled
- Charcoal-free and bamboo-free
- Burn time: 35 to 40 minutes per stick
- Made with agarwood powder alongside the temple flower base
- Free wooden incense holder
- Temple flowers
- Agarwood (oudh) powder
- Jatamansi, nagarmotha, sugandh kokila, haubera
- Natural herbs and essential oils
- Quantity: 40 sticks
- Length: 9 inches
- Fragrance: oudh, woody and resinous
- Included: wooden incense holder
- Storage: keep the box sealed so the oils stay in the stick
- Oudh is the heaviest fragrance here; it lingers on soft furnishings
- Hand-rolled sticks vary slightly in appearance
- Burn with airflow, away from curtains
Oudh agarbatti hand-rolled from temple flowers with agarwood powder and oudh oil. Oudh is the resinous heartwood fragrance — woody, deep and faintly smoky — and it is the richest scent in the incense range. These 9-inch sticks let you burn it daily without the cost of an oudh perfume. Comes with a wooden holder.
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Ingredients
How to Use
Light the tip, wait for the ember to establish, blow out the flame and set the stick in the holder. Oudh fills a room slowly, so give it ten minutes before deciding whether you need a second stick — usually you do not.
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Good to Know
FAQs
Is this real agarwood?
Agarwood powder is listed among the ingredients alongside the temple flower base and essential oils. It is an incense stick, not a pure oudh chip, so the fragrance is oudh-led rather than pure oudh.
Oudh sticks or oudh dhoop sticks?
The dhoop sticks are shorter, denser and give a stronger, more concentrated smoke. The incense sticks are the gentler daily version.
Is it suitable for guests coming over?
It works well for that — light one about half an hour before people arrive and it will have settled into the room by then.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Gulessence Fulfilled by: EarthBased









