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The Shreenathji Story

The Shreenathji Story

Kesar Kasturi Incense Cones

Rs. 149.00
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Quantity :40 Incense Cones in Each Pack
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  • The divine blend of Kesar Kasturi fills your space with a rich, sacred aroma that uplifts mood and enhances positivity.
  • The luxurious essence of Kesar is obtained from delicate saffron flowers, complemented by plant-based Kasturi extracts that offer a deep and soothing aroma.
  • Carefully from natural cow dung and infused with premium essential oils for an eco-friendly aromatic experience.
  • Uplifts Mood & Promotes Emotional Balance
  • Designed for Meditation , Sacred Rituals & Home Fragrance
  • Organic
  • Made from Cow dung
  • Charcoal free
  • Country of Origin: India

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Description

QTY : 40 Incense Cones

Fragrance : Kesar Kasturi

Best before : 18 months

Ingredients

Sacred Cow Dung , Natural wood & coconut Shell , 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 Shreenathji Story

The Shreenathji Story

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HOW TO USE

Step 1 — Light the tip of the incense cone with a match and allow a small flame to appear.
Step 2 — Gently extinguish the flame with a soft blow.
Step 3 — Set the cone on the stand in a safe, open space.
Step 4 — Take a deep breath and immerse yourself in the beautiful fragrance!

Do you Know

Shreenathji is Lord Krishna in the form of a child lifting Govardhan Hill to protect devotees from heavy rains sent by Indra. Centuries later, this sacred idol appeared from Govardhan Hill and was worshipped there. During Mughal times, devotees shifted the idol to Rajasthan, and when the chariot stopped at Nathdwara, it would not move further — believed to be Krishna’s wish to stay. Since then, Shreenathji resides in Nathdwara and is lovingly worshipped as a living child of the devotees.

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