Vedic Incense (Dhoop) Cones - Kasturi | Musk

• Coconut shell powder,
• Dried Temple Flowers,
• Sandalwood powder,
• Neem leaf,
• Camphor,
• Turmeric,
• Cloves,
• Sesame oil,
• Jatamansi,
• Nagakesar,
• Gum benzoin,
• IFRA-approved Jasmine essence.
  
  

• Light with care
  Hold the tip of the stick or cone to a flame until it glows. Gently fan out the flame to let it smolder and release fragrance.

• Place with respect
  Fix the stick in a provided holder. Always keep it upright and away from flammable objects.
  

• Let the fragrance flow
  Bamboo-less incense creates pure, clean smoke. For best results, light in a well-ventilated room — windows slightly open so the gandham spreads without becoming heavy.
  

• Create sacred space
  Light during nitya puja, dhyān, or simply to sanctify your home. Allow the fragrance to linger as an offering, not to overpower.
  

• After offering
  Extinguish fully if leaving unattended. Dispose of the ash respectfully.

कस्तूरी तिलकं ललाटपटले वक्षःस्थले कौस्तुभं।

नासाग्रे नवमोतिकं करतले वेणुं करे कङ्कणम्॥

सर्वाङ्गे हरिचन्दनं सुललितं कण्ठे चमुक्तावलिं

गोपस्त्रीपरिवेष्टितोविजयते गोपाल चूडामणिः॥

With musk tilak on his forehead, Kaustubha gem on his chest, flute in hand, sandalwood adorning his body, pearl necklace at his throat; victorious is Shree Krishna, crown jewel of the Gopis.