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Dhoop sticks and cones

Our dhoop is made from gobar of our own Gir cows, ground fine and mixed with guggul and herbs. No charcoal, no artificial fragrance, no chemical colour.

Dhoop sticks and cones · Representative photo of the material

Representative photo of the material

Dhoop sticks and cones

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What this range is made from

    • Gobar

      Gobar (Gir cow dung)

      The base of our dhoop, tikki, mala and idols. Collected fresh at the gaushala, cleaned and dried in the sun.

    • Guggul

      Guggul

      Commiphora wightii

      A golden resin burnt in puja and havan for generations.

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    • Rose

      Rose

      Rose, the everyday flower of the puja thali.

    • Mogra

      Mogra (jasmine)

      Mogra, the white evening flower of Gujarat.

    • Chandan (sandalwood)

      Chandan (sandalwood)

      Sandalwood, the cool, sweet scent of temples.

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    • Loban

      Loban (benzoin resin)

      A resin that burns with a rich, sweet, smoky scent.

    • Raal

      Raal

      Canarium strictum

      A tree resin with a warm, woody smoke, a classic in dhoop.

    • Jatamansi

      Jatamansi

      Nardostachys jatamansi

      A Himalayan root, ground to powder, with a deep earthy note.

    • Kupam

      Kupam

      A herbal powder used in this blend (name as printed on the pack).

    • Nagarmotha

      Nagarmotha

      Cyperus scariosus

      A dried tuber that gives a soft, woody sweetness to the smoke.

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    • Cow dung powder

      Cow dung powder

      Gobar dried in the sun and ground fine, so it blends smoothly with the herbs.

Order

Light one dhoop. Feel Ba's blessing.

Send your slip on WhatsApp, or write to us. We answer the same day with price, delivery and payment details. Temples and shops can ask for bulk rates.

Our gaushala

Survey No. 387, Near GDP Temple, Pilvai, Vijapur, Mehsana, Gujarat 382850

+91 84602 10674
godhanprakruti@gmail.com

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