Dhoop cones hold the same fragrant paste as our dhoop sticks in a denser, self-standing shape. A cone burns from the tip downward and releases fragrance more intensely than a stick of the same weight, which makes it well suited to short, concentrated rituals and to rooms where a stick would be awkward to stand. Ours come in a resealable 100g jar, bamboo-free and charcoal-free like the rest of our range, across nine fragrances — from sandal, rose and mogra to lavender, amber and pineapple. Burn them on a metal plate or a ceramic holder — never directly on a surface that marks with heat.
How is a dhoop cone different from a dhoop stick?
Same paste, denser shape. A cone concentrates the same material into a smaller footprint, so it releases fragrance faster and more intensely than a stick of equal weight — better for a short ritual, where a stick suits a longer sitting.
What surface should I burn a dhoop cone on?
A metal plate, a ceramic holder or a bed of ash. The base of a cone gets hot enough to mark wood and laminate.