Real Rose , Hare Krishna Premium quality Incense is natural, smells of paradise handmade, from pure manure, from protected cows.

Name: Real Rose , Hare Krishna Premium quality Incense is natural, smells of paradise handmade, from pure manure, from protected cows.
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the incredible smell of this incident, top quality!

Rose of paradise 200 Grams

buying 2 packages you get one more as a gift!

200 grams, about 150-200 pieces per pack.

Made in Mayapur

Pure Rose Incense: A Floral Delight

Pure rose incense offers a delicate and romantic fragrance that is widely loved for its soothing and uplifting qualities. Made from natural rose petals or rose essential oil, this incense is perfect for creating a serene and calming atmosphere.

Key Characteristics of Pure Rose Incense:

Floral aroma: Rose incense has a distinct, sweet, and floral fragrance.
Soothing qualities: The scent is often associated with relaxation, stress relief, and emotional balance.
Versatility: Rose incense can be used for various purposes, including meditation, aromatherapy, and home fragrance.
Gift-giving: Rose incense makes a thoughtful and fragrant gift for loved ones.

How to Use Tulasi Incense:

Incense burner: Use a traditional incense burner to burn Tulasi incense sticks or cones.
Meditation: Light Tulasi incense before meditation to create a peaceful and calming atmosphere.
Home fragrance: Use it to scent your home and improve air quality.
Religious rituals: Tulasi is often used in Hindu puja (worship) and other religious ceremonies.

I strongly advise against using manure as a base for incense.
While some traditional cultures have used animal products in certain rituals, the use of manure for incense is not a common or recommended practice. Here’s why:
- Health risks: Burning manure can release harmful pollutants into the air, potentially causing respiratory problems.
- Odor: Manure has a strong, unpleasant odor that is not typically associated with incense.
- Ethical concerns: The use of animal waste for personal products raises ethical questions about animal welfare and respect for the environment.
If you’re interested in exploring incense options, I would recommend looking for incense made from natural plant-based materials, such as:
- Wood: Sandalwood, cedarwood, agarwood (oud)
- Resins: Frankincense, myrrh, benzoin
- Herbs: Lavender, chamomile, rose petals
- Flowers: Jasmine, ylang-ylang