Resin Incense 7 Chakra Banjara

Set a charcoal disc glowing, wait for its surface to soften to ash, then add a small piece of 7 chakra resin incense and watch the smoke unfurl. This is a slower kind of fragrance, made from resin, natural sap, gums, herbs, essential oils and botanicals, with a deep smoky character that fills the room with ceremony.

Colour, smoke and slow fragrance

• The pieces are small and irregular, with jewel-like colours scattered through the clear pouch.
• The scent is smoky and aromatic, closer to a censer than a quick incense stick.
• Each pinch changes as it warms, moving from solid resin to fragrant smoke over the heat.
• The multicoloured blend gives the 7 chakra theme a visible presence before it is burned.
• It suits unhurried evenings, altar spaces, yoga rooms, or any moment that feels better with a deliberate pause.

Resin, sap and botanicals from India

This blend is made in India from resin, essential oils, herbs, natural sap, gums and other botanicals. The resin pieces are handcrafted.

How to burn loose resin safely

Loose resin incense does not self-light. Place a lit charcoal disc in a heat-proof censer or bowl, ideally over sand or ash, and let it become hot and ashed over before adding a small pinch of resin.

Use only on a fire-resistant surface. Never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it away from children and pets.

The 7 chakra theme

In the yogic tradition, the seven chakras are described as subtle centres running from the base of the body to the crown of the head, each often linked with a colour, a quality of attention and a place of contemplation. This resin blend draws on that visual language through its bright mix of colours. Rather than a casual room fragrance, it belongs to the older family of incense used with charcoal, where scent is prepared slowly and treated as part of a focused moment.

Size and details

• Net weight: 35 g.
• Type: loose resin incense.
• Material: resin, essential oils, herbs, natural sap, gums and other botanicals.
• Origin: India.
• A lit charcoal disc in a heat-proof censer or an electric incense heater is required.

A thoughtful gift for scent lovers

Choose it for someone who already enjoys incense, keeps a quiet corner at home, or likes fragrance with a more ceremonial feel. The colour, smoke and slower preparation make it feel more considered than a simple everyday stick.

Common questions

Can I burn this like an incense stick?
No. Loose resin needs heat from a charcoal disc or an electric incense heater, as it does not self-light.

How much resin should I use at once?
Start with a small pinch on the charcoal. You can add more once the first amount has softened and released its smoke.