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Incense sticks have been used since the times of Ancient Egyptians. Incense sticks burn completely to ashes, leaving an aroma. The mixture of an oil based resin and powdered raw materials is mixed using a binding agent. This is coated around a bamboo stick or a sandalwood stick for additional fragrance. These incense sticks burn directly once lit up. Artistic incense stick holders are available and are essential to hold the sticks and to catch the falling ash.
Agarwood, cedar, sandalwood are some of the woods which are powdered for including in the raw materials. Coriander, harmala, juniper, nutmeg are the seeds and fruits included. Then a variety of resins and gums, leaves, roots and rhizomes that also make up the raw materials. Essential oils like patchouli, cedar, sandalwood, jasmine, rose and ylang-ylang are used.
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Satya Sandalwood Incense Sticks The aroma from Satya Sandalwood incense sticks refreshes your entire home. |
Japanese Magnolia Incense Sticks The Oriental incense sticks brings out the fragrance of magnolia to your ambience. |
Beautifully coloured in deep magenta, they carry a delicate rose fragrance. |
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Stamford Hex Incense Sticks – Jasmine The incense sticks captures the fragrance of vanilla and lasts a long time. |
Garden Incense Sticks With Citronella The insect repellent garden sticks are useful in outdoor activities. |
These incense sticks are a blend of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, sandalwood, and other earthy fragrances. |
