Fragrance of Heritage - Incense Inspired by Sanjhi Folk Art.
India’s Real Heritage Bathi Made the Traditional Way.
A vibrant fragrance that celebrates the fascinating Sanjhi folk art from Lord Krishna’s hometown Mathura in Uttar Pradesh.
Sanjhi artists use a traditional form of stenciled paper cutting to express their love and devotion to Krishna.
An earthy fragrance of Patchouli with a twist of Lilly of Valley, this exquisite hand-rolled incense promotes tranquility and is ideal for meditation and prayer.
Sanjhi - Heritage Prayer Sticks come in a beautiful packaging that highlights the glory of this ceremonial art form.
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- Place incense stick/agarbathi away from flammable materials on a fire proof and heat resistance surface/incense burner.
- Light the coated end of insense stick/agarbathi, allow flame to catch; genlty blow out the flame.
| General | |
| Length of the stick | 22.86 Cms |
| Type of bathi | Base Bathi |
| Burning Time | 40 mins |
| Packing Type | Rectangular Packet |
| Fragrances | Floral, Earthy, Lily of the Valley, Patchouli |
Caution
- Never leave burning incense unattended.
- Keep out of the reach of children.
- Incense is not edible.
- Use agarbathies/incense sticks with care and in a well ventillated area.
