These natural Ayurvedic incense sticks are handmade with pure herbs, resins, and wild honey. The Gulabi/Rose scent is floral and soothing—ideal for meditation, yoga, or Heart Chakra (Anahata) practice. Approx. 12 long-burning sticks per 20g pack. No dipping, no chemicals—just pure botanical aroma.
These incense sticks are 100% natural and handmade using traditional Ayurvedic methods and ancient botanical recipes. Crafted with pure rose petals, rose hydrosol, rose geranium, cinnamon, wild honey, and other natural ingredients, each stick offers a gentle floral aroma that complements meditation, yoga, and mindful rituals.
Scent: Gulabi/Rose
Ingredients: Rose petals, rose-hydrosole, rose geranium, cinnamon, wild honey & basic incense materials
Burn Time (approx.): 45 minutes per stick
Sticks per 20g Pack: ~12
Rooted in the wisdom of Ayurveda and yogic tradition, this incense is designed to support practices associated with the Heart Chakra (Anahata)—linked with themes of unconditional love, compassion, and emotional balance. Its soothing floral blend is ideal for cultivating warmth and harmony.
About the Heart Chakra (Anahata)
The Heart Chakra, located at the center of the chest, is symbolized by a circular flower with twelve green petals and a yantra of two intersecting triangles forming a hexagram, representing the union of male and female energies. It is associated with the colors green and pink.
Anahata governs blood circulation, the heart, and lymphatic system. Mentally and spiritually, it relates to unconditional love, soul warmth, compassion, and emotional balance. Physically, it supports the immune system via the thymus gland.
The seed mantra is Yam, and the presiding deity is Ishana Rudra Shiva, with Kakini as Shakti. The material element deity is Vyu.
No dipping involved! Our incense sticks are crafted using the masala method—blending herbs, woods, and oils into a natural paste that is hand-rolled onto bamboo sticks. This ensures long-lasting scent and purity.
Handmade in India by a small family-run business that also supports a charitable Ayurvedic clinic, providing wellness services to the local community.
