A box of twelve ready-to-light sambrani cups, each one packed with benzoin resin and natural fragrance. There is no loose charcoal to light first, no kandi and no tongs - hold a flame to the rim for a few seconds and the cup catches on its own, then smoulders down to ash. What you get is the thick, sweet-resinous smoke traditionally used for havan and hom, for drying and scenting hair after a wash, and for clearing a room before prayer. These cups are high on smoke, so light one at a time and give the room some air. Always place the cup on a stand or a metal plate before lighting it: the cup burns through completely and gets hot enough underneath to damage whatever it is sitting on. Keep it away from anything that catches fire, and out of reach of children while it burns.
Price: ₹100