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Vandanam – Loban & Rose Camphor Sambrani Cup
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Rs. 449.00
Regular price Rs. 549.00
Product details
| Fragrance | Loban + Rose & Camphor |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 30 Cups (15 of each) |
| Burn time | 45–50 min each |
| Ritual window | Complete anushthan, festival practice |
| 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 |
Some prayers are spoken. Others are lived. Vandanam brings together two timeless traditions in a single anushthan: Suraksha purifies and protects. Japa steadies and returns. Together, they create the complete arc of a devotional sitting — from purification through repetition to surrender. 15 Suraksha cups (Loban) + 15 Japa cups (Rose & Camphor) = 30 cups, each burning for 45–50 minutes. All on Gir cow gomaya base. Zero charcoal. Zero synthetic fragrance. Whether it is a tithi, a festival, a family ritual, or a personal sankalpa — Vandanam is the complete offering. Sit with it. Pray with it. Let every moment become an offering.
- Complete Anushthan In One Box15 Suraksha (Loban) + 15 Japa (Rose & Camphor) = 30 cups, 45–50 min each. First, purify and protect the space. Then, enter japa. The complete two-stage ritual practice, designed together.
- Suraksha FirstLoban cup clears the space of what it is carrying. Dense, protective frankincense smoke, rooted in the Atharva Veda Raksha Sukta, prepares the environment. Only then does japa begin in a truly clean field.
- Japa AfterRose and camphor sambrani sustains the mind through the practice of repetition. 45–50 minutes per cup — long enough for the Name to stop being a word and become a state of mind.
- Zero Chemicals Across BothBoth variants: A2 Gir cow gomaya base, natural essential oils, zero charcoal, zero synthetic fragrance, zero DEP. The purity standard never wavers across either cup.
- Ideal Festival & Occasion GiftFor Navaratri, Diwali, Dhanteras, or any tithi requiring complete anushthan. A thoughtful, considered gift for devotees who take their practice seriously.
- Place the cup on a metal thali.
- Light the top surface.
- Let it settle to a steady smoulder.
- Sit at a safe distance.