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Vijayshree Golden Nag Seven Chakra Incense Sticks 15 g

Vijayshree Golden Nag Seven Chakra Incense Sticks 15 g

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Product description

Golden Nag Seven Chakra by Vijayshree Fragrance are Indian masala incense sticks from Bangalore. They are part of the Golden Nag range and have the strong, traditional Indian incense character typical of this series. The name Seven Chakra refers to the system of seven chakras known from Indian traditions.

As Seven Chakra is not a single aromatic substance such as sandalwood, rose or patchouli, a specific fragrance profile cannot be determined from the product name alone. Vijayshree offers this variety as a distinct fragrance within the Golden Nag range but does not publish a detailed fragrance pyramid.

Fragrance character

An independent incense review describes Golden Nag Seven Chakra as pleasantly sweet and creamy, with the full character of a classic masala incense stick. As additional fragrance notes are not documented with sufficient reliability, no more detailed attribution to specific woods, flowers or spices is given here.

Seven Chakra

The seven chakras are part of various Indian spiritual and yogic traditions. The product name draws on this cultural reference. Golden Nag Seven Chakra can therefore be used as incense during meditation or yoga, but is equally suitable for fragrancing indoor spaces.

As a Masala Agarbathi, this variety belongs to the traditional Indian style of incense sticks. Golden Nag Seven Chakra is offered in a 15 g pack; retailer information states that this contains 15 incense sticks.

Product information

  • Brand: Vijayshree Fragrance
  • Range: Golden Nag
  • Origin: Bangalore, India
  • Type: Masala incense sticks / Masala Agarbathi
  • Fragrance character: sweet, creamy and strong
  • Contents: 15 g
  • Quantity: approx. 15 incense sticks

How to use

Light the tip of an incense stick, allow it to burn briefly, then gently blow out the flame. Place the smouldering stick in a suitable incense holder. Use only on a heat-resistant surface and never leave burning incense unattended.