Vedic Incense (Dhoop) Sticks - Tulsi | Holy Basil

• 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.

तुलसीगंधमसमर्पणम्।

I offer the sacred Tulsi’s fragrance to Shree Vishnu.