Gulessence Tulsi, Lemongrass, Nagchampa, Juhi Incense Sticks | Pack of 4 With Free Incense Holder (40 Units Each Fragrance)

Four boxes of Gulessence Aroma Desi incense sticks in tulsi, lemongrass, nagchampa and juhi - 160 sticks with a free wooden holder. This set skips the usual rose-and-sandalwood pairing for herbal and citrus fragrances, which sit better in living rooms and workspaces than in a pooja room.

Key Features

• Four fragrances, 40 sticks each
• Tulsi: green and herbal; lemongrass: sharp and citrusy
• Nagchampa: the classic floral-earthy blend; juhi: soft jasmine
• 9 inch hand-rolled sticks, charcoal-free
• Around 35-40 minutes of burn per stick
• Free wooden incense holder

Ingredients

• Recycled temple flowers
• Natural herbs and resins
• Essential oils

How to Use

Light the tip, blow out the flame, and place the plain end in the wooden holder tilted slightly so the ash drops onto the tray. Lemongrass works well in kitchens after cooking; tulsi and nagchampa suit prayer or quiet work.

Product Details

• Pack: 4 boxes, 40 sticks each (160 sticks)
• Stick length: 9 inches
• Fragrances: tulsi, lemongrass, nagchampa, juhi
• Storage: closed box, cool and dry

Good to Know

• Lemongrass is the most assertive of the four in a small room
• Nagchampa lingers longest after the stick has finished
• Handmade sticks vary slightly in thickness and burn time

FAQs

Which of these is best after cooking?

Lemongrass. Its citrus note cuts through kitchen smells faster than the florals do.

What is nagchampa exactly?

It is a traditional Indian blend built around champa flower with resins and herbs - warm, slightly powdery, and quite different from a single-flower incense.

Is juhi the same as jasmine?

Juhi is a jasmine variety with a lighter, more delicate scent than the common jasmine used in most agarbatti.

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