Srinivas Exotic Herbal incense sticks are Indian masala incense sticks from Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (BNG) in Bangalore. Within the Srinivas range, Exotic Herbal represents a multi-layered fragrance composition shaped by various herbs and plants.
Exotic Herbal – complex and herbal
The fragrance of Exotic Herbal is not centred on a single dominant note. Instead, a multifaceted, herbal aroma develops as the incense burns, with different nuances gradually emerging. This gives the composition a more complex and evolving character than incense with a clearly defined floral, woody or resinous main note.
The fragrance description refers to a blend of various plant ingredients and to the traditional classification into five groups of plant materials: fruits, roots, stems or twigs, flowers and leaves. However, the individual plants used in Exotic Herbal are not specified.
Srinivas by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya BNG
The brand name of this line is spelled Srinivas, while the manufacturer's full company name is Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (BNG). The difference in spelling is therefore not a typographical error. The incense sticks are made in Bangalore, India.
Product information
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Manufacturer: Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (BNG)
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Range: Srinivas
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Origin: Bangalore, India
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Type: Indian masala incense sticks
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Fragrance: herbal, complex and multi-layered
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Net contents: 15 g
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Contents: approx. 12 incense sticks
How to use
Light the tip of the incense stick, allow it to burn briefly, then blow out the flame. Place the smouldering stick in a suitable incense holder and allow the fragrance to diffuse slowly throughout the room. Use incense only on a suitable surface and never leave it unattended.