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The Siddhivinayak Story

The Siddhivinayak Story

Nag Chafa Incense sticks

Rs. 199.00
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  • Nag Chafa’s soothing fragrance creates a peaceful retreat for the mind and soul.
  • Nag Chafa fragrance is inspired by the fragrant blossoms of the champaca flower, traditionally gathered from tropical trees and blended to create a sweet, exotic and divine floral Fragrance.
  • Carefully from natural cow dung and infused with premium essential oils for an eco-friendly aromatic experience.
  • Experience Serenity & Positive Vibrations
  • Designed for Sacred Rituals, Meditation & Home Fragrance
  • Organic
  • Made from Cow dung
  • Charcoal free
  • Country of Origin: India

Description

QTY : 45 Incense Sticks 

Fragrance : Nag Chafa

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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HOW TO USE

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

Do you Know

The Siddhivinayak Temple in Prabhadevi, Mumbai, was built on 19 November 1801 by a woman named Deubai Patil, a wealthy but childless woman from the Agri community. She donated her wealth to construct a temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha — praying not for herself, but for the fertility and happiness of all childless women. The idol of Ganesha here is unique — his trunk curves to the right side, which is considered extremely rare and powerful. Such a Ganesha is called "Siddha" (one who grants wishes), giving the temple its name — Siddhivinayak, meaning "the Ganesha who grants your wishes."

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