Your cart is currently empty.

Gulessence Sandal & Loban Havan Cups | Pack of 2 (30 units) | Free Stand
Get it between -
- Description
- Additional info
- Sandalwood cups: woody and steady, for daily prayer
- Loban cups: benzoin resin, the heavier ritual scent
- Charcoal-free, hand-pressed cups
- Burn time of roughly 20-25 minutes per cup
- Free stand included to hold the cup safely
- Cow dung
- Recycled temple flowers
- Loban resin, natural herbs and essential oils
- Pack: 2 boxes, 15 cups each (30 cups)
- Cup size: 1 inch
- Fragrances: sandalwood and loban, one per box
- Storage: keep dry - damp cups will not stay lit
- Loban cups smoke heavily; sandalwood is the gentler option indoors
- The stand and cup base get hot - let them cool fully before handling
- Hand-pressed cups vary slightly in size and shade
Two boxes of Gulessence havan cups, one sandalwood and one loban, with a free stand. Havan cups are pressed from cow dung and temple flowers so they burn on their own - no coal, no kund, no ghee needed - which makes daily havan practical in a flat.
Key Features
Ingredients
How to Use
Sit one cup on the stand, light around the top rim and let the flame settle into a glow. Leave it to burn out on its own. Ventilate the room afterwards, especially with loban.
Product Details
Good to Know
FAQs
How is a havan cup different from a dhoop cone?
A havan cup is wider and squatter, burns for a shorter time at higher intensity, and throws more smoke - closer to a small havan than to an incense cone.
Do I need ghee or samagri with it?
No. Some people add a pinch of samagri on top, but the cup burns fully on its own.
How many cups does one havan take?
One cup is normally enough for a household aarti; a longer ceremony may use two or three.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Gul essence Fulfilled by: EarthBased


