Your cart is currently empty.

Kailpira Bakhoor Incense Sticks – 8” Premium Dhoop Batti, Incense Sticks (Pack of 20) | Pack of 2
Get it between -
- Description
- Additional info
- Bakhoor fragrance, deep and resinous.
- Built on recycled temple flowers collected from Uttarakhand temples.
- Bambooless, charcoal-free and sulphur-free.
- 8 inch premium dhoop batti, 20 to a pack.
- Two packs supplied in this listing.
- Recycled temple flower powder
- Bakhoor fragrance and natural herbs
- No bamboo, charcoal or sulphur
- Contents: 2 packs of 20 sticks (40 sticks in total)
- Stick length: 8 inches
- Fragrance: bakhoor
- Storage: keep the pack closed so the resinous notes hold
Bakhoor is the resinous, faintly smoky fragrance of West Asian incense, and Kailapira renders it here as a bambooless dhoop batti on a temple-flower base. It is the richest scent in the single-fragrance range, and a good choice for evenings, guests and festival days. This listing is two packs of 20 sticks.
Key Features
Materials
How to Use
Light the tip, let the flame take hold, then blow it out so the stick smoulders in a dhoop holder or heatproof dish. Suits daily pooja, ceremonies, meditation and simply scenting a room before guests arrive.
Product Details
Good to Know
Bakhoor is the strongest fragrance in the range and settles into fabric and curtains, which some people like and others do not. In a small or closed room, half a stick is often enough. Handmade sticks vary in thickness.
FAQs
Is bakhoor too strong for a small flat?
It can be. Try burning it with a window open, or break a stick in half for a shorter burn.
How is it different from sandalwood?
Sandalwood is soft and woody; bakhoor is resinous and heavier, closer to an oud-style incense.
Can I use it for pooja?
Yes, it is used for daily pooja, havan and ceremonies as well as for general home fragrance.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Kailapira Fulfilled by: EarthBased


