Nagchampa Goloka 16 g

Enclosed you will find our Nagchampa Goloka 16 g incense sticks.

The plants in the incense mixture:

Probably this is the most famous incense blend. Besides its use as incense, it is often used in cosmetics. However, it is not a brand name. However, the composition of the mixture is not disclosed in detail. By the way, in Indian there is a tree, which is known by the names Nageswar, Champaka, Negchampa or Nagchampa. These are only some of the names. In any case, Nagchampa is ultimately a mixture of sandalwood and the frangipani flower (see 4 pictures below). In addition, the resin of the so-called Alianthus Malabarica tree is often added.

Why smoke at all?

When smoking, fragrances are released. Scents are said to have different effects. On the one hand, you can use incense sticks or incense cones. These are also called incense candles. In English called cones. Besides releasing fragrance, incense has always been used in spiritual or ritual ceremonies. But also in naturopathy, incense has a long history. In the past, for example, it was believed that incense could drive away evil spirits.

The production of Nagchampa incense sticks:

Mostly incense sticks or incense cones are made by pressing or kneading the incense mixture and pressing it on a bamboo stick. The application is particularly widespread in India and Asian countries. Incense candles made in India are made by applying a wood powder, oil, water and incense.

Goloka Nagchampa Goloka 16 g Your safety:

In any case, our incense sticks as well as the incense cones are handmade and made exclusively from natural ingredients. Resins and herbs are used. In addition, they are TÜV-tested. Apart from that they are used in Ayurveda. Because they are supposed to help balance the dorshas

What you should consider when buying:

Attention should be paid to cheap Indian incense sticks or even incense candles, because these can also contain synthetic odorants and this can lead to a harmful effect on health.

Composition and mode of action Nagchampa Goloka 16 g:

In addition, it is known that Nagchampa contains a high proportion of sandalwood. Meanwhile, it is known that sandalwood can have a positive effect on the complexion. In addition, sandalwood is considered to be sexually stimulating. Apart from that, other aromas in the Nagchampa incense blend include black pepper, cinnamon, and halmaddi. Halmaddi belongs to the group of resins.

Fumigate to keep insects away?

Yes indeed, it is recommended to use our Nagchampa Goloka 16 g incense sticks on warm summer nights. This is because the smell is supposed to keep insects away. This is one reason why incense is often lit in India, especially in the evening.

Other possible uses:

1. In temples and ceremonies
2. for stress management
3. Helps focus
4. Can positively influence the appearance of the skin.
5. Some people find the scent sexually stimulating.
6. As a room freshener
7. As a gift
8. To keep insects away outside at night

Goloka Nagchampa Goloka 16 g the preparation:

Nagchampa Goloka 16 g are made in India, more precisely in Bangalore. Bangalore, by the way, is called the capital of incense sticks. These incense sticks, are also called "Golden Incense Sticks". If you have ever been to India, you most likely associated this fragrance with India.

How does Nagchampa smell now?

Assuming you are trying to describe the scent, terms such as spicy, aromatic, heavy, woody, earthy, sweet might come to mind.