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Shringar – Gulab Dhoop Stick
Sale price
Rs. 399.00
Regular price Rs. 499.00
Product details
| Fragrance | Gulab (Rose) |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 60 Sticks |
| Burn time | 35–40 min each |
| Ritual window | Morning & evening puja, devotional offering |
| Size (per piece) | 10 × 0.5 × 0.5 cm |
| Weight (per piece) | Approx. 2.63 g |
| Base | 100% A2 Gir cow gomaya |
| Shelf life | 24 months |
| Made in | Gujarat, India |
Shringar asks a simple question: what does beauty look like when it is offered as reverence, not performance? In the devotional tradition, Sringara — beauty — was never vanity. It was the care taken to adorn what you consider sacred. The fresh flower placed on the idol. The fragrance lit before the prayer. The attention given to something held holy. Rangpuram Shringar is pure Gulab (rose) essential oil on a 100% Gir cow gomaya base. No charcoal. No synthetic fragrance. No DEP. 60 sticks that burn for 35–40 minutes each — steady, even, complete. Light one. Adorn this moment with the same attention you would give to something you consider holy. The fragrance that rises carries not just rose, but the intention behind it.
- Pure Gomaya BaseEvery stick is made from A2 Gir cow dung (gomaya) sourced from Rangpur Gau Shala, Gujarat. No charcoal, no paraffin, no DEP binders. What you offer is clean. What rises is worthy.
- Natural Rose (Gulab) FragrancePure Gulab essential oil, cold-processed. Rose is the flower of Sringara rasa — devotional beauty — offered to the deity the way an idol is adorned: not for show, but as reverence.
- Zero Synthetic ChemicalsNo alcohol-based perfume, no artificial fragrance compounds. Per Bhagavad Gita 9.26: even a flower offered with devotion, God accepts. Rangpuram ensures that flower is real.
- Long, Even Burn35–40 minutes per stick, steady and unhurried. 60 sticks per box for a full 2 months of daily practice. Ideal for morning diya, evening bhajan, and puja room fragrance.
- Vedic IntentionNamed SHRINGAR — beauty as reverence, not vanity. Based on the Sringara rasa tradition where adornment of the sacred is itself a form of prayer.
- Hold the uncoated end.
- Light the tip for 3–4 seconds.
- Blow out gently until the ember glows red.
- Place upright in a holder.