Learn to make herbal Agarbatti from dried puja flowers in five easy steps. Create eco-friendly, chemical-free incense sticks ...

The traditional Middle Eastern incense called bukhoor, or bakhoor, is often passed among guests so they can imbue the lingering fragrance into their hair, clothes and hands. Shutterstock Looking ...

If there's one thing about me that you can bet your bottom dollar on is that everyday I will be wearing perfume and that perfume will have sandalwood in it. It's gotten to the point that Cosmo ...

The London Fire Brigade (LFB) has issued an urgent warning to anybody with incense sticks after they ... but common compositions include things such as sandalwood, cinnamon, myrrh and patchouli.

Keep It Simple and Safe When setting up your pooja corner, keep it minimal and safe—especially if you plan to light diyas, incense, or camphor. Your pooja space should reflect your personal ...

Shivaashtakam is one of the most powerful mantras written to sing the glory of Lord Shivaits said that a devotee who sings it with full devotion after taking bath and wearing clean white clothes goes ...

Ancient Chinese made various kinds of incense burners, among which the censer and Xun Long, a frame place over a censer for scenting clothes, were the most popular. The earlier incense burners ...