Navdurga Incense Burning Powder – 25g Spiritual Blend
Enhance your devotional space with Navdurga Incense Burning Powder by Brahmatells – a finely blended, aromatic powder designed for traditional rituals and spiritual ambiance. Offered in a convenient 25g jar, this blend is inspired by Vedic traditions and is typically used during Navratri, daily pujas, and home rituals dedicated to Goddess Durga.
Crafted to be burned using a charcoal tablet or cow dung base, the fragrant smoke is meant to create a spiritually uplifting environment, helping to symbolically purify the surroundings during prayer.
🔥 How to Use
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Place a charcoal tablet or dried cow dung in a heat-safe container.
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Light until it glows.
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Sprinkle a small amount of Navdurga powder on top.
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Let the smoke disperse gently throughout your space.
⚠️ For fragrance and cultural use only. Burn responsibly in a ventilated area. Not intended for medicinal or magical claims.
🔍 Key Features
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Weight: 25 grams
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Form: Fine burning powder for rituals
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Container: Compact, resealable jar
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Use With: Charcoal tablets or cow dung cakes
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Purpose: Enhancing devotional ambiance
🌟 Why You'll Love It
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A traditional addition to your puja room or sacred rituals
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Easy to use and ideal for invoking a devotional atmosphere
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Helps create a peaceful and fragrant space for prayer or meditation
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Compact packaging – perfect for gifting during Navratri or festive rituals
🙋♀️ FAQs
Q: What is the weight of this product?
A: The jar contains 25 grams of incense burning powder.
Q: How should I burn this incense powder?
A: Place on a hot charcoal tablet or cow dung base in a heat-safe container to activate the fragrance.
Q: Is this powder made from natural ingredients?
A: It is made following traditional practices. For ingredient specifics, refer to packaging.
Q: Can I use it for Navratri or daily rituals?
A: Yes, it is ideal for festivals like Navratri or regular spiritual offerings at home.
Q: Is this suitable for indoor use?
A: Yes, when used in well-ventilated spaces and with safe burning practices.