Incense Gift Set Nag Champa, Super hit, Dragon's Blood, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Lavender, Positive Vibes, 15 g

Now here’s a bargain! There are 6 boxes. Each box has about 12 very fragrant sticks wrapped very neatly in long envelopes. I love all of the fragrances. They are so well done that I put the boxes in a Ziplock bag to hold in the aromas. They burn for a good long while an put off very pleasant aromas. They fit in my incense holder fairly well. I was so impressed with the quality of the product that I got a set for our granddaughter. She is very pleased as well. These products are from India and have been in business for over 50 years. They are hand rolled and don’t fall apart at all when using them. I can’t say enough good things about this company and their products. This is a must buy if you like fragrances from India. I sure do!

I burn these incense sticks regularly at home and absolutely love the experience they bring to my space. The set offers a wonderful variety of scents, and my personal favorite is the Sandalwood. It's warm, rich, and so relaxing. What I really appreciate is how slow they burn, meaning you get a long-lasting fragrance that fills the room beautifully without fading too quickly. I even use a special incense burner container (about 12 inches) to store them all together, which keeps everything neat and organized. This is a great set whether you're new to incense or a longtime lover of aromatherapy. I would definitely purchase this again!

I love the incense. I have been buying it for years. Each stick lasts about 30 minutes and is pleasant smelling.

Excellent! All 6 scents shown are included plus Super Hit, the bonus gift of Satya of Bengaluru. (I've always wanted to tour Satya of Bengaluru's factory, for 40 years!) There are 12 sticks in each box, which aren't the usual store first size but fine by me because the scent is strong and the sticks are very slow burning with minimal smoke (45 minutes burning and only 1/4 gone). The sticks are the highest quality, and no chunks missing or dust all over your hands. If you enjoy incense, you will love these and buy again and again. Thanks Satya of Bengaluru, for the "Certified Green Product" Incense since 1964. I will be your customer as long as I live (1969)!

There are two companies named Satya that are owned by two brothers. One brother makes the good/original version which is labeled on the box “from Bengaluru”. The other version or sometimes called the fake version is from Mumbai. Both boxes look almost identical, but if the box says Mumbai anywhere on the box or if it says Mumbai AND Bengaluru it is the bad version. The original/good version only says Bengaluru and has nothing to do with Mumbai. The Bengaluru version is known as BNG. Anyway, I thought for sure this seller was selling the Mumbai version because BNG wasn’t advertised. The pics had them listed as BNG so I took a gamble and bought them. All were BNG except for the sandalwood and Superhit, the rest were Dragons Blood, Nag Champa, Positive Vibes, Lavender and Patchouli. The BNG incense all had a light, creamy, sweet, pillowy kind of sent. When compared to other incense in this price range. They all kinda smell the same, but if you like that type of sent profile or are new to incense you’ll like it and the price was good too because Satya on Amazon listed as BNG is more expensive. I like a stronger scent and it takes two of these to put out a scent that is as strong as Goloka or Mothers India. The Mumbai incense is a whole different story! The first pic is of BNG Superhit on the left which I bought previously and Mumbai Superhit I got here on the right. You can see the Mumbai version is much more dusty and the dust crumbles off every time they are handled or touched. I smelled them before burning and the Mumbai has a strong distinct acrid, industrial cleaner type scent that seems to be covered up a little with some type of sweetener. The BNG version smells more like light sandalwood with a hint of detergent like Tide, but it wasn’t offensive at all like the Mumbai Version. Next I started scratching each stick with the same amount of pressure with my thumb nail. Hardly anything came off the BNG version, but I scratched a hole in the Mumbai stick. The fourth pic is harder scratching with the same amount of pressure and I tore a hole down to the bamboo core in the Mumbai stick while only carving a small notch in the BNG stick. Whatever the Mumbai stick is made of, it’s got a gooey center. It reminds me of baking crispy chicken where you toss the raw chicken pieces into a powered flour mix so it sticks to the chicken skin and then bake it. When taken out of the oven, lots of excess pieces of the cooked powder fall off and that’s what this reminds me of. The whole thing peels off the bamboo stick like a cooked chicken skin. It’s really strange. I have a bunch of other incense and I did this to all of them and all I could scratch off with my thumb nail was powder. Non of them were soft like the Mumbai sticks. The Mumbai sandalwood sticks were exactly the same and made a mess of dust chunks when I took them out of the box to light them. So what’s the difference in smell between the two Satyas? Definitely noticeable! I tried the sandalwood first and I liked it… at first. It was stronger than the BNG. It was a light fluffy kinda creamy scent, but halfway through the stick, as I was getting used to the scent, it became sickly sweet, so sweet I had to put it out. I had the exact same problem with Blunt Effects incense from the gas station and ended up throwing everything away. I tried the Mumbai Superhit and reviewed it against the BNG Superhit and it was the same. Where the BNG version is not offensive, and I could burn those sticks till I got bored of the scent, the Mumbai sticks where again sickly sweet and didn’t have the depth of scent (which isn’t a whole lot to begin with) of the BNG sticks. They also made my nose itch and I kept rubbing it. Conclusion If you go with Satya, make sure you look for the BNG version. I think Satya BNG is good starter incense. It’s not offensive which can be a problem with cheap incense and I think the scent profile and price point reach a lot of people who would’ve never gave incense a chance otherwise.

I’ve been using these incense for 20 or so years. Always a wonderful purchase. Quality inverse that smell incredible, and not like burning wood. So good in fact that their smell will last in the air, hours after it’s burned all the way. The variety does a great job being diverse and not all smelling like different versions of themselves. They’re also very affordable here in bulk, as opposed to an individual pack in stores. Treat yourself.

Love the packaging & the sticks burn much slower/longer than any others I've come across Perfect variety of scents, each true to its label (I.e. patchouli smells like patchouli) They add a lovely aroma to the atmosphere without overpowering

If you're looking for a gift that will literally make your friends and family's noses twitch with delight, then the Satya Incense Gift Set is a must-have! I bought this set as a gift for my friend's birthday and it was a hit (pun intended). First off, the packaging is super cute and colorful. It's like a little rainbow exploded on the box. It definitely catches your eye and makes you excited to open it up and see what's inside. And boy, the scents do not disappoint! The Nag Champa is probably my favorite. It has a warm, musky scent that's both calming and invigorating at the same time. I like to light this one when I'm reading or just chilling on the couch. The Super Hit is also great. It's a bit more floral and sweet than the Nag Champa, but still has that same soothing quality. I like to light this one in my bathroom when I'm taking a relaxing bath. The Dragon's Blood is an interesting one. It has a bit of a spicy kick to it, but not in a bad way. It definitely stands out from the other scents in the set, but in a good way. I like to light this one when I'm feeling a bit feisty. The Sandalwood is probably the most traditional of the scents in the set. It has that classic incense smell that reminds me of my hippie aunt's apartment. I like to light this one when I'm feeling nostalgic. The Patchouli is definitely the most unique of the scents. It's earthy and a bit funky, but in a good way. I like to light this one when I'm feeling like I need to get in touch with my inner hippie. The Lavender is probably the most soothing of the scents. It has that classic lavender smell that's both calming and refreshing. I like to light this one when I'm getting ready for bed. And last but not least, the Positive Vibes scent. I'm not sure what's in it, but it definitely lives up to its name. It has a really uplifting and energizing scent that just puts me in a good mood. I like to light this one when I'm feeling a bit down. Overall, I would definitely recommend this set to anyone looking for a fun and unique gift. The scents are all amazing and the packaging is adorable. The only downside is that I've gone through them all way too quickly! Here are some key points of comparison between Satya Incense and Hem Incense: 1. Fragrance: Both Satya and Hem offer a wide range of fragrances, from floral and fruity scents to more earthy and woody aromas. Satya's fragrances are often described as strong and long-lasting, while Hem's fragrances are said to be more subtle and nuanced. 2. Ingredients: Both brands use natural ingredients in their incense sticks, but Satya is known for using a wider variety of herbs, resins, and oils. Some of Satya's most popular fragrances, such as Nag Champa, contain a blend of up to 150 different herbs and spices. 3. Packaging: Satya incense sticks are typically sold in boxes containing 15 or 40 sticks, while Hem incense sticks are often sold in larger quantities, such as 100 or 120 sticks per box. Satya's packaging is often more colorful and decorative, with images of Hindu deities and other spiritual symbols, while Hem's packaging is more simple and straightforward. 4. Price: The price of Satya and Hem incense sticks can vary depending on the fragrance and quantity. Generally, Satya incense sticks are slightly more expensive than Hem's, but both brands offer affordable options for those on a budget. 5. Overall, both Satya Incense and Hem Incense are popular and respected brands in the Indian incense market. Their products are similar in many ways, but there are some differences in terms of fragrance, ingredients, packaging, and price that may make one brand more appealing than the other to individual consumers.

Hay muchas clases y calidades de inciensos, pero ésta es la mejor que he probado. Tiene una aroma intenso y agradable que se nota desde que llega el paquete a casa. Mejor que cualquier ambientador. Lo recomiendo.

Conforme et sent très bon

Excelente aroma!

Zajebiste! Kadzidełko pali się około 40- 60 minut, a aromat utrzymuje się nawet następnego dnia!

Lovely soft scent, not too strong and pungent when lit. And so many sticks. Very happy. At first I thought there was a funny smell when I took the plastic off, but I think that's the wrapping. The incense itself when taken out of the package is quite lovely. I will definitely buy again.