

This comes alive through our motif , 'The Lamp of Wellbeing' which is a symbol of auspiciousness and prosperity in the Indian home.
Our Sub-Brands
SCENT: "Elevates prayer and stature through perfume-inspired fragrances"
FLORA: "Uplifting prayer through floral fragrances"
TEMPLE: "Bring home the divinity of temple"
Premium incense sticks packaged in sturdy cardboard cartons for enhanced protection and shelf presence. Ideal for gifting or retail display, carton packs include multiple inner packs to ensure long-lasting freshness and ease of use.
Incense sticks packed in reusable ziplock pouches to retain fragrance and prevent moisture. Ziplock Agarbatti packs are travel-friendly and convenient for daily use, keeping the aroma intact even after multiple openings.
Agarbattis packed in flexible plastic or laminated pouches, ideal for lightweight, budget-friendly options. Flexi packs are space-efficient and are available in smaller quantities commonly purchased for short-term usage.
Wet dhoop is a soft, paste-like incense made from natural ingredients such as herbs, resins, and essential oils. It does not require a bamboo stick and is directly placed on a dhoop stand or plate for burning. Known for its rich, earthy aroma and dense smoke, it's often used in traditional rituals and daily pooja.
Dry dhoop sticks are solid incense sticks made without bamboo, crafted from dry herbal powder blends. They offer a cleaner burn with less ash and are popular for their strong fragrance and ease of use.
Dry dhoop cones are cone-shaped incense made from powdered natural materials. When lit, they release a steady stream of fragrance and are perfect for quick rituals or ambiance enhancement.
Sambrani is a traditional incense made from resins and other natural substances. Typically burned as sambrani sticks and sambrani cups, it produces thick, purifying smoke with a calming, temple-like aroma. It's widely used in spiritual ceremonies and for air purification.
Camphor is a white, crystalline substance known for its strong, refreshing aroma and multiple uses in spiritual, medicinal, and household settings. Traditionally used in aarti and pooja rituals, it symbolizes purity and is believed to ward off negative energy.