Soapy fragrance on the cone. leaning more toward sandalwood than nag champa. Touches of purple florals - violets mostly. Mild volatility.
Cones are made of wood paste, so when burned there is more of a scent of ash and smouldering paper than there is of nag champa or anything close to an attractive scent.
I bought these out of curiosity because they are sold by a Delhi company, and there is a rustic earthiness in the packaging, but they are bargain basement shit. The sort of stuff that gives perfumed incense a bad name. Very little effort has been made to produce even half decent incense. The folks involved in this are just after money, and should be ashamed of themselves. They do not deliver on the promise or the price.
That said, I've had worse. But these are a waste of money.
Cones are made of wood paste, so when burned there is more of a scent of ash and smouldering paper than there is of nag champa or anything close to an attractive scent.
I bought these out of curiosity because they are sold by a Delhi company, and there is a rustic earthiness in the packaging, but they are bargain basement shit. The sort of stuff that gives perfumed incense a bad name. Very little effort has been made to produce even half decent incense. The folks involved in this are just after money, and should be ashamed of themselves. They do not deliver on the promise or the price.
That said, I've had worse. But these are a waste of money.
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