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Kedarnath 8″ Premium Dhoop Batti, Incense Sticks (Pack of 40 Sticks) | Pack of 2
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- Dedicated to Lord Shiva, part of the Chardham range.
- Infused with water from the sacred streams of Kedarnath.
- Bambooless: no bamboo core burning alongside the fragrance.
- Charcoal-free and sulphur-free 8 inch sticks.
- Plant-based and made from reused temple flowers.
- Powdered temple flowers
- Natural herbs
- Water from the Kedarnath streams
- No bamboo, charcoal or sulphur
- Contents: 2 packs of 40 sticks (80 sticks in total)
- Stick size: 8 inches long, 4 mm wide
- Type: bambooless dhoop batti, Chardham range
- Storage: reseal after use and keep dry
Kedarnath is the Shiva shrine among the four dhaams, and this is the fragrance Kailapira blends in its name. The bambooless dhoop batti are infused with water drawn from the streams of Kedarnath and rolled from flowers collected at temples in the Uttarakhand hills. Two packs of 40 sticks come in this listing.
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How to Use
Light the tip, wait for the flame to take, then blow it out and rest the stick in a holder or ash tray so it can smoulder safely. Use in a room with airflow and never leave a lit stick unattended.
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Good to Know
Handmade sticks differ slightly from one another in colour and thickness. If you burn dhoop on a metal thali, expect a faint scorch ring over time; a dedicated dhoop stand avoids it.
FAQs
Is this the same fragrance as the other Chardham packs?
No. Kedarnath, Badrinath, Yamunotri and Gangotri are four separate blends, each tied to its own shrine.
Are these suitable for a Shiva pooja specifically?
The fragrance is named for and dedicated to Kedarnath, so many buyers keep it for exactly that, though it can be burned at any pooja.
What is the advantage of a bambooless stick?
A bamboo splint produces its own smoke and smell as it burns. Removing it leaves only the flower and herb blend to burn.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Kailapira Fulfilled by: EarthBased



