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Oudh Premium Incense Sticks

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Oudh is a charcoal-free masala agarbatti of agarwood — resinous, a little dark, about an hour per stick. Made for the evening aarti, and for the mandir at the end of a long day.

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Fragrance Profile

Smoky Oud Heritage

Top Cypress smoke, Pink pepper, Saffron
Heart Aged oud wood, Amber resin, Rose warmth
Base Deep agarwood, Musk, Warm sandal

Fills a large room (up to 15x20 ft) · 60+ min per stick

Best for: Cool-weather evening, festive gathering

Ritual match: Ramzan / Eid; luxury home puja; wedding

About this

Why we make it this way.

Most oudh incense in the market is a black charcoal stick dipped in synthetic oil. This one is rolled as a masala paste — wood powder, natural gum and true oudh notes on a bamboo core — so the smoke stays resinous instead of chemical-sharp.

An hour per stick is not decorative. It is the practical reason households reorder Oudh. A full evening puja completes without lighting a second stick mid-aarti.

Light it when the house should feel finished, not flooded. One stick is enough for a mandir corner.

Your ritual

How to begin.

  1. Rest the stick in a stable holder on a heat-safe plate.
  2. Light the coated tip, let the flame catch, then blow it out so only the ember remains.
  3. Keep it a foot away from curtains and never leave it unattended.
  4. In a flat, open a window a little if the smoke alarm is sensitive.
When to light it

The moment this belongs to.

Evening aarti. Saturday puja. Quiet japa. Also a good housewarming gift when floral would be too light.

What this is made of

Named ingredients. Nothing hidden.

Masala paste on a bamboo stick — wood powder, natural gum, true oudh fragrance notes. No charcoal core. No kerosene dip, no industrial charcoal shortcuts.

Why this one

How it differs from the rest of the range.

Richer and longer-burning than Chaitanya Flora. Less sweet than Kasturi Flora. Choose Bakhoor if you want the same oudh family but heavier and warmer in the first minutes.

Frequently asked

What households usually ask.

Is this really masala, or a dipped stick?

Masala. Rolled as a paste on bamboo, not a charcoal rod dipped in oil.

How long does one stick burn?

About sixty minutes in still indoor air. A draft shortens that.

Will it work in a flat?

Yes, with a stable holder and a window slightly open if your alarm is sensitive. Any ember makes some smoke.

What is inside a 50 g pack?

Approximately 50 g of masala sticks — enough for daily evening use for several weeks.

Complete this pooja

What the daily aarti asks for.

Keep a diya with it, sambrani for Saturday. The three together are the household's daily practice.