Description

Incense cones, also known as dhoop or dhoop cones, in which an incense paste is moulded around in to a cone, is one of the main forms of incense in India. Cones burn themselves out and leave ashes only. Whereas the sticks leave a woody fragrance at times, the cones only let out fragrance of herbal extracts divinising the atmosphere around. Ikshvaku cones are 2 inches in height and last 20 minutes

NAG CHAMPA INCENSE

Features

• It is labelled as the incense which is extensively put to use in India.
• Nag champa due to its pleasant scent is used to prepare toiletries, scented stuff like candles, incense sticks, room fresheners, oils, etc.
• Broadly used in India but has worldwide prominence. Promptly available in the Indian and Asian Markets.
• Renowned for its rejuvenating properties.
• Considered as the Indian Aroma. Builds up a positive atmosphere eliminating the negative one.
• The plumeria or champa flower renders this incense the name of “Nag Champa”.
• Ailanthus tree is used for creating the essence of Nag Champa.
• Reflections of heaviness in the scent of Nag Champa.
• Presence of an earthly fragrance.
• Comprises of black pepper, cinnamon, halmaddi, French lavender, sandalwood, and other constituents as well.

Description

Nag champa derives its scent from the Ailanthus Tree. Sometimes, the flower which is native to India i.e. Champa or plumeria is also used as a constituent for the generation of Nag Champa incense to give it an essence of the Indian land. This is reason behind its so recognised odour. The fragrance that nag champa comprises is very heavy and also earthly. The name acquired by this incense has its tinges back to the flower of plumeria or champa which are grown in Indian houses. It has holy orientations to it and is extensively used as an offering to our ultimate power. So, the usage of this incense in the temples is very obvious. It greets the atmosphere of a place with spirituality which inculcates the willingness to do meditation, morning prayers, religious ceremonies, etc. Captivating fragrance of the incense leaves its prolonged impressions in the sensory organs of an individual. It is also helpful in generation of positive moods and also purgation of the air.