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Japa – Rose & Camphor Sambrani Cup
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Rs. 449.00
Regular price Rs. 549.00
Product details
| Fragrance | Rose & Camphor (Gulab & Kapur) |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 15 Cups |
| Burn time | 45–50 min each |
| Ritual window | Japa, mantra repetition, meditation |
| Size (per piece) | 3 × 3 × 2.5 cm |
| Weight (per piece) | Approx. 10.94 g |
| Base | 100% A2 Gir cow gomaya |
| Shelf life | 24 months |
| Made in | Gujarat, India |
A name repeated once is a word. Repeated without end, it stops being a word and becomes a state of mind. That is the entire p ractice of japa. Rose and camphor, burned slowly and continuously, are Rangpuram's offering to that same sustained return — not a single act of devotion, but one repeated until it needs no more thought. Japa Cup is made for japa. 15 cups, each burning for 45 –50 minutes of dense, sustained sambrani smoke. Pure rose oil and camphor on a clean gomaya base. Zero charcoal. Zero synthetic fragrance. Light one. Return to it fully, again and again, the way the practice itself asks you to.
- Rose & CamphorNatural Rose oil and pure Camphor on a Gir cow gomaya base. Rose for the warmth of devotion. Camphor for the clarity that allows the mind to return, again and again, to the Name.
- Made For JapaIn Bhagavad Gita 10.25, Krishna himself names japa as the supreme form of sacrifice among all yajnas: 'Among sacrifices, I am the sacrifice of japa.' Japa Cup burns long enough for the mind to settle into the practice.
- 45–50 Minute Sustained BurnDense, sustained sambrani smoke. Each cup burns for a full japa sitting. The smoke doesn't demand attention — it simply fills the background while your mind repeats the Name.
- Zero ChemicalsNo synthetic rose fragrance, no artificial camphor, no charcoal. A2 Gir cow gomaya base. Natural gum binder. When your mind is returning to the divine name again and again, the medium should be clean.
- The Practice Of ReturnA name repeated once is a word. Repeated without end, it becomes a state of mind. Japa Cup is built to sustain that state — not a single act of devotion, but one repeated until it needs no more thought.
- Place the cup on a metal thali.
- Light the top surface.
- Let it settle to a steady smoulder.
- Sit at a safe distance.