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The Mahavir Swami Story

The Mahavir Swami Story

Kesar Chandan bambooless Incense

Rs. 219.00
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Quantity :30 Incense in Each Pack
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  • The rich blend of Kesar and Chandan surrounds you with warmth, luxury, and deep tranquility.
  • Kesar Chandan combines the precious extract of saffron threads with pure sandalwood essence, creating a rich, warm and luxurious fragrance rooted in traditional Indian perfumery.
  • Carefully from natural cow dung and infused with premium essential oils for an eco-friendly aromatic experience.
  • Bambooless
  • Protect your energy like it’s gold
  • Designed for Meditation , Sacred Rituals & Home Fragrance
  • Organic
  • Made from Cow dung
  • Charcoal free
  • Country of Origin: India

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Description

QTY : 30 Incense

Fragrance : Kesar Chandan

Best before : 18 months

Ingredients

Sacred Cow Dung , Natural wood & coconut , Herbal extract , Plant-based binders , Essentials oil, Nature-identical Fragrances

Storage & Care

  • Store in a cool, dry place.
  • Keep away from children.
  • Use in well-ventilated areas.

Reminder

Kindly allow the burnt ashes to cool fully before disposing of them in a trash bin.

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The Mahavir Swami Story

The Mahavir Swami Story

Rs. 219.00
Rs. 260.00 Rs. 219.00
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HOW TO USE

Light the tip of the incense with a match and allow a small flame to appear.
Gently extinguish the flame with a soft blow.
Set the incense on the stand in a safe, open space.
Take a deep breath and immerse yourself in the beautiful fragrance!

Do you Know

Mahavir Swami, originally named Vardhaman, was born around 599 BCE in Vaishali, present-day Bihar, India. Raised in a royal family, he was known for his compassionate and thoughtful nature from an early age. At 30, he renounced all worldly comforts and spent nearly twelve years in deep meditation, strict discipline, and the practice of non-violence. At the end of this spiritual journey, he attained Kevala Jnana — complete knowledge — and was thereafter celebrated as Mahavir, meaning "Great Hero."

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