Nag Champa is surely the most famous incense fragrance in the world. Most often seen under the brand name of a certain frizzy haired Indian guru name Sai Baba, Nag Champa incense has, in our opinion, fallen into a state of grace decline over these last years so that it’s almost impossible to...
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A special thanks to the Olfactoryrescueservice who have recently written some very nice things about us! Surely the most erudite incense site on the web, these incense gurus call our organic nag champa incense blend, ‘the most authentic version of the (straight) scent… smelled in 15 years or so…’ We are thrilled! It’s been...
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Indian incenses containing Plumeria, known in the West as frangipani, have Champa in their name. Champa incenses contain a semi-liquid resin (“halmaddi”) taken from the Ailanthus Malabarica tree, which gives them their characteristic grey color and damp texture: halmaddi is hygroscopic (it absorbs moisture from the air). Nag Champa incense is perhaps the most...
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It’s winter here in the UK and the skies have turned grey with cloud cover. Walking in the fields the wind stings ones face, and the cold burns. Easy to long for India, where it’s possibly to wear only a lungi and a pair of sandals, and to sleep under mango trees without ever...
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Perhaps the most celebrated incense of them all, nag champa is as widely variable as a fine wine. Traditionally speaking, indian incenses made from Plumeria, often referred to in Europe as frangipani, are permitted to use the word ‘Champa’ in their description. Another ingredient is something known as ‘halmaddi’, a thin and exceptionally fragrant...
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Our nag champa incense sticks are the real thing. Indian incenses containing Plumeria, known in the West as Frangipani, have Champa in their name. This is dhuni’s take on the most classic incense of them all, hand made and absolutely chemical free. Likely to be the only genuine Nag Champa you’ll ever come across,...
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Natural incense sticks from Dhuni. Kashi is the sacred name of Varanasi, India’s holiest city, and therefore a suitable name for this secret blend of herbs and resins. Gathered from the foothills of the Himalayas, the jungles of Kerala, and the plains of Madhya Pradesh, these ingredients are rare and sought after by incense...
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Dhuni Natural Incense sticks introduce ‘Hari Om’ Hari is the 650th name of Lord Vishnu and Om represents the Shabda Brahman: the sound of God. We called this fragrance Hari Om because it should be burnt with reverence. An earthy blend of bass notes, woody spice, and floral overtones. hari om incense incl p...
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