Masala Agarbathi Incense Sticks Golden Nag Forest Incense 15g

Golden Nag Forestfill any space with a fabulous fresh pine scent, inspired by the magnificent evergreen forests of India.

A distinctive blend of fresh fir, balsa wood and pine, intertwined with the scent of the jungle.

WHAT IS GOLDEN NAG FOREST?

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Golden Nag Forestfill any space with a fabulous fresh pine scent, inspired by the magnificent evergreen forests of India.

A distinctive blend of fresh fir, balsa wood and pine, intertwined with the scent of the jungle.

TheNag Champa is a perfume that was originally produced in Hindu and Buddhist monasteries in India and Nepal.

It is traditionally made from a base of sandalwood to which various floral oils are added, including that of the Champac tree.

Each monastery has its own secret formula that will never be revealed to anyone outside of the order.

The sacred tree belongs to the magnolia family and grows up to 30 meters high. Its flower is yellow and star-shaped, and besides being the sourcee of perfume, is used as a yellow dye.

It is very common in temples, its wood is used to make sacred images, drums, etc.

How to use Golden Nag Forest?

Application of Indian incense sticks in an incense holder

1. Insert the incense stick into the opening of the incense holder.
2. Make sure there is a good firmness in the opening of the support.
3. Inlight the incense stick for a few seconds so that there is a clear flame.
4. Then carefully blow out the flame to keep the stick glowing and releasing its wonderful fragrance. Make sure that the falling ash is well caught by the incense holder.
5. Never leave burning incense sticks unattended, and generally keep sticks away from children and animals.

Useof Indian incense sticks with a bowl of incense

1. 1. Put enough incense sand in a bowl and stickthe stick in the sand.

1. Make sure the stick is firm so it doesn't tip over.
2. Light the incense stick for a few seconds so that there is a clear flame.
3. Now extinguish the flame carefully, pSo that the stick continues to shine well and release the pleasant aroma in the room.
4. Make sure the stick is stable and any falling ash is caught by the incense bowl.
5. Never leave burning incense sticks unattended and generally keep them away from children and animals.

What's Golden Nag Forest like?

• Handmade in Bengaluru, the incense capital of India
• Without using child labor
• No by-products from animals
• Nor toxic/li>
• Without alcohol

Golden Nag Forestit is probably the best incense in the world.

ACfeatures

• Smell:green, resinous, mossy, sweet
  
• Fragrance:Wood and roots, resin, Nag Champa
  
• Burn time:approx. 30 minutes
• Largo of the sticks:approx 21cm long