Vijayshree Golden Nag Temple Incense Sticks 15 g

Golden Nag Temple by Vijayshree Fragrance are Indian masala incense sticks from Bangalore. This variety from the Golden Nag range combines the pronounced character of traditional Indian masala incense with a warm, sweet and at the same time fresh fragrance profile.

The name Temple refers to the long-standing connection between incense, temples and religious ceremonies in India. Incense sticks have been part of everyday spiritual and religious practices there for centuries and are used, among other things, during prayers, rituals and meditation.

Fragrance profile

Golden Nag Temple develops a sweet-floral and aromatic fragrance with fresh, slightly green and woody nuances. The typical warm masala base remains clearly perceptible. Various fragrance descriptions also mention grassy, spicy and slightly balsamic impressions, giving the composition a character that is both fresh and full.

As no reliable complete formula is available and the individual fragrance notes are described differently depending on the source, no specific plants or aromatic substances are presented as confirmed ingredients.

Indian incense in the traditional style

Golden Nag Temple is suitable for classic home fragrancing as well as for use during meditation, yoga or quiet moments. Its characteristic masala fragrance is clearly noticeable and is particularly suited to those who enjoy stronger Indian incense sticks.

Vijayshree Fragrance produces the Golden Nag range in Bangalore, India. Golden Nag Temple is offered as Masala Agarbathi and therefore belongs to the traditional Indian style of aromatic incense sticks.

Product information

• Brand: Vijayshree Fragrance
• Range: Golden Nag
• Origin: Bangalore, India
• Type: Masala incense sticks / Masala Agarbathi
• Fragrance character: sweet, floral, aromatic, fresh and slightly woody
• Contents: 15 g
• Quantity: approx. 12 incense sticks per pack

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.