Wonderful sweet champa. To my nose, Super Hit finishes a little sweeter and the Satya Natural finishes a little more herbal.
Amazingly wonderful incense from Sarathi Perfumery Works - if you're a fan of incense such as Nag Champa or Incense from India's Honey Dust, you will love these scents! They smell true to their names and.. what other superlatives can I use, they're sweet (but not too sweet) and wonderful!
We'd sort of be heretics if we didn't carry Nag Champa, but between you and me there's a lot of other really wonderful incenses on this page and the Incense from India page that we like even better. Nag Champa is wonderful, but there's a lot of scents out there just waiting for you to discover them!
A Nag Champa that's a little bit drier and a little more woody than Satya Sai Baba Nag Champa above. Sales from this benefit the women in rural villages in India that make this and help them make a better life for themselves and their families.
A champa that smells very, mmm, green! It's very refreshing and.. green (those fans of Indian incense will know what I mean - you can't describe 'green', it's just what it is!) and the fragrance will linger for awhile after it's been burned.
A rich wonderful floral champa - big thick sticks mean it takes longer to burn and releases a lot of fragrance that continues to linger a day or so after it's burnt. Incredibly wonderful.
The best sandalwood dhoop that we've found! 50g of dhoop per box
Previously Chandan 666, the name was changed to 777, but it's still the same wonderful woody sandalwood incense that you previously knew as 666.
A very clean sweet incense, Samadhi has long been a favorite of ours. Some perfumed Indian incenses come off as a bit harsh, but this is very sweet and mellow.