Auroshikha Frankincense Cone Incense – Pure Chakra

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Frankincense has been used in religious ceremonies for thousands of years. Originally used as an offering to the gods, now it is often burned for the soothing effects it produces. With its intrinsic intellectual powers, this incense encourages independence, tolerance for adversity, freedom of expression, and clarity. Auroshikha incense cones are made of a paste consisting of the powders of dried flower petals, sweet scented herbs and woods, spices, resins, natural essential oils, and charcoal to assist with burning. The paste is then molded into a cone and left to dry. If you're new to burning incense or just interested in learning more about incense, check out our Complete Guide To Buying & Burning Incense blog post. We review the different types of incense and incense holders. Scent: Frankincense (Peace Maddipal) Uses: Promotes sense of peace and relaxation Burn Time: Approx. 30 Minutes Cone Size: 1" Packaging: 14 cones per pack Origin: Handmade
Frankincense has been used in religious ceremonies for thousands of years. Originally used as an offering to the gods, now it is often burned for the soothing effects it produces. With its intrinsic intellectual powers, this incense encourages independence, tolerance for adversity, freedom of expression, and clarity. Auroshikha incense cones are made of a paste consisting of the powders of dried flower petals, sweet scented herbs and woods, spices, resins, natural essential oils, and charcoal to assist with burning. The paste is then molded into a cone and left to dry. If you're new to burning incense or just interested in learning more about incense, check out our Complete Guide To Buying & Burning Incense blog post. We review the different types of incense and incense holders. Scent: Frankincense (Peace Maddipal) Uses: Promotes sense of peace and relaxation Burn Time: Approx. 30 Minutes Cone Size: 1 Packaging: 14 cones per pack Origin: Handmade in India What is Dhoop or Cone Incense? Dhoop is similar to solid stick incense in that it does not contain a bamboo core. The difference though depends on the shape the incense mixture is molded into. It can be formed into short rods, cones, coils, or long solid stick incense. Depending on their shape they may be referred to as dhoop, cone incense, solid stick incense, Tibetan incense, coil incense, and so on.