SatyaSai Baba Nag Champa Agarbatti, 250gms Hand Rolled Fine Quality Incense Sticks for Purification, Relaxation, Positivity, Yoga, Meditation

Nag Champa has been my go-to incense for years — and honestly, nothing else comes close. The scent is warm, calming, and just feels like home. Every time I light a stick, it instantly takes me back to my childhood. My parents used to burn this in the house, and that familiar aroma brings back so many peaceful memories.The fragrance is rich but not overpowering, with a perfect balance of floral and earthy tones. It lingers in the air long after the stick has burned out, which I love. One stick can make a whole room smell amazing for hours.Whether I’m relaxing, cleaning, or just need to reset my space, this is the scent I always reach for. If you’ve never tried Nag Champa before, do yourself a favor and grab a box — it’s a timeless classic for a reason.✅ Highly recommend for anyone who loves incense with depth, character, and a little nostalgia.

This is my favorite scent and absolute favorite incense brand. I love buying these big packages and letting them fill my car with the scent on the way home. They last a while and burn richly.

Nag Champa incense has always been my favorite scent for the calming and relaxing effect they have at the end of a long day. I like that the scent lasts for several hours after the incense has burned away. I generally prefer only the sticks that have a good thickness as the cheaper thin ones aren't effective. The Blue White and Red box that is associated with this brand "Shrinjvas Sugandhalaya" I have found is the best ones that are imported from India. These are hand rolled and consistently the same thickness and level of aroma. I have been getting these for at least 15 years and will continue to purchase them as my preferred incense product. Love that this is a larger box with 250g in a resealable box. Definitely would recommend to others that enjoy the pleasant effects of aroma therapy for relaxation.

very nice and full sticks that burn longer than many I've tried.

They in fact are nag champa and smell good, i am calm collected and chill for likeeeee two months and they burn for like 1 hour

I saw these recommended on Tik Tok and am so happy that I got them! The smell is divine!

Smells great and quality more sticks and was the best price also came faster in delivery than before

This has been my favorite incense for decades. And I still have a few sticks in a large box of it given to me as a gift a long time. Only when I sought to order more online did I find folks saying that this Satya Sai Baba Nag Champa is not quite like that of the same years ago. And only then did I learn that the brand can come from its original Bangaluru (Bangalore) or later and alternatively from Mumbai. And, I learned that some long-time Nag Champa fans notice a difference between the Bangaluru and the Mombai incense. So, I took care to ensure that the box label for the Satya Sai Baba Nag Champa incense that I purchased had Bengaluru and other noted aspects on the box.For clarity, in quotes below is a verbatim excerpt from the Amazon reviewer who guided my purchase:"....the original Shrinivas Sugandhalaya brothers' company split into two separate entities in 2014. The original Satya Sai Baba Nag Champa is still manufactured only in Bengaluru and is entirely hand rolled in the traditional method. The "alternate" Nag Champa is manufactured in Mumbai using machines and made from similar but not identical raw materials (hence the bizarre and unfamiliar smell). [] The authentic Nag Champa lists the manufacturer (Mfrs. on the label, the silver/gilded lettering) as "Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (BNG) LLP". The alternate version says only "Shrinivas Sugandhalaya LLP". .........."So....the box that I ordered indicated that it was the original. Nevertheless, the aroma seems to be a bit different from that of the large box of the same product given to me some years ago. Since I still have a few sticks of that remaining (as well as the box), I will burn some for comparison sometime.Oh. The well-taped paper wrapping of the incense inside the box had a tear at the top. I wondered if a few sticks had been removed before the box was sealed. I do not plan to count the sticks, which I understand can vary a bit in number because the sticks are to have been hand-rolled. But I have wondered.Regardless of the above, this remains my favorite incense (other than a true-blue patchouli, which now seems very impossible to find). I will purchase this particular Nag Champa again sometime, taking care to do research again, carefully read the box, etc.