Our incense sticks are rolled on a thin bamboo core and hand-dipped in perfume oils, the format most Indian households know as agarbatti. They light quickly, burn for roughly 30 minutes and carry fragrance further than dhoop, which makes them the practical choice for larger rooms, entrances and daily morning puja. Every batch is made at our own factory in Indore — we mix, roll and pack in-house, so there is no third-party blending between the raw material and the pouch you open.
What is the difference between incense sticks and dhoop sticks?
Incense sticks (agarbatti) are rolled around a thin bamboo core, so a bare stick remains after burning. Dhoop sticks have no bamboo — the whole stick is fragrant paste, so it burns completely and gives a denser, closer aroma with no bamboo smoke.
How long does one incense stick burn?
Around 30 minutes for our standard length, depending on airflow. In a draught it burns faster; in a closed room it lasts longer.
Are your incense sticks charcoal-free?
Yes. We use natural binding material rather than charcoal powder, which is what keeps the smoke light and the ash pale instead of black.