Incense Sticks 7 Chakras Vedic 12 Sticks

• The fragrance is full and atmospheric, made for moments when you want the room to feel more intentional.
• The teal-blue box carries the seven chakra symbols in a bright spectrum of colour, from root to crown.
• It suits slow evening rituals, a meditation seat, or the first minutes after tidying a space.
• The smoke gives a visual softness as well as scent, curling gently while the stick glows.
• The Vedic theme makes it especially fitting for yoga spaces and chakra-focused practice, without feeling overstated.

These are genuine hand-rolled masala incense sticks made by Aromatika in Jaipur, India. Masala incense is built from a blended aromatic paste rather than simply being dipped, giving the stick a fuller presence as it burns.

Place the plain end in a heat-resistant incense holder or ash catcher. Light the coated tip, let it flame briefly, then blow it out so the end glows and releases smoke.

Each stick burns for 20 minutes or more. Use in a ventilated space, away from fabrics and draughts, and never leave burning incense unattended.

In the yogic tradition, the seven chakras are understood as subtle centres running from the base of the spine to the crown of the head. Contemporary chakra practice often uses colour, sound, breath and scent as ways to give attention a focus. This incense belongs to that kind of ritual language: a small sensory marker for meditation, yoga, intention-setting or simply pausing with care.

Each box contains 12 Vedic incense sticks, with a total weight of 15 g. Made in India.

A good choice for someone who keeps an incense holder nearby, practises yoga, or likes objects with symbolic meaning. It feels considered without being too formal, especially paired with a simple ash catcher or ceramic holder.