Shubh Labh Prayer Agarbatti – 135 gm Kewda Flavor Incense Sticks

What is Agarbatti?

Agarbatti, also known as incense sticks, are thin bamboo sticks coated with a paste made from aromatic substances.



Where Agarbatti is used?

Agarbatti is used for religious, spiritual, and cultural purposes in various regions around the world.



When does Agarbatti get used?

Agarbatti is commonly used during religious ceremonies, prayers, meditation, and in households to create a pleasant and serene atmosphere.



What does Agarbatti symbolize?

Agarbatti symbolizes purification, spirituality, and the offering of prayers and devotions. The fragrant smoke produced by burning incense is believed to carry prayers and intentions to the divine.



Also known as: Agarbatti is also known as incense sticks or joss sticks.Hindi: अगरबत्ती (Agarbatti), Bengali: আগরবত্তী (Agarabatti), Telugu: అగర్బత్తి (Agarbatti), Tamil: அகர்பத்தி (Agarbatti), Marathi: अगरबत्ती (Agarbatti), Gujarati: અગરબત્તી (Agarbatti), Kannada: ಅಗರ್ಭತ್ತಿ (Agarbatti), Malayalam: അഗർഭത്തി (Agarbatti), Punjabi: ਅਗਰਬਤੀ (Agarbatti), Odia: ଅଗରବତ୍ତି (Agarbatti), Assamese: অগৰবত্তী (Agarbatti), Urdu: اگربتی (Agarbatti), Konkani: अगरबत्ती (Agarbatti)

Anything that makes Agarbatti special?

Agarbatti is highly valued for its ability to create a soothing and aromatic ambiance. The selection of different fragrances in incense sticks allows individuals to choose scents that align with their preferences and intentions. The act of lighting an incense stick is seen as a way to connect with the divine, purify the surroundings, and enhance the spiritual experience.