• Megha Incenses
• Jun-08-2022
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Top 7 Incense Sticks Brand in India

Agarbatti, or incense sticks, are mostly used for religious purposes. People of all faiths use it to celebrate their auspicious ceremonies. They release their aroma when they are burned. This creates an auspicious atmosphere. You can find them in many aromas, including Champa, Chandan, and Mogra flowers, as well as other flavors. These are the top Seven Indian brands:

 

1. Vijayshree Golden Incense Sticks

Vijayshree Golden is a popular manufacturer and seller of incense cones and sticks around the globe. Vijayshree Fragrance Factory in Bangalore takes great care to produce the finest quality Incense Sticks & Incense Cones. The export division Megha Aromatics New Delhi makes these Incense Sticks & Incense Cones accessible all over the globe through a strong distribution network and dealer network with over 500 clients.

2. Vedika Incense Sticks

Being one of the leading Agarbatti Trading Group; they always put the best effort to make their customers happy. Their business is built upon the value of 100% customer satisfaction. This value has always been at the heart of how they do business since the time we started.

3. Balaji Agarbatti

Balaji Agarbathi Company was established in 1957 and is India's largest incense stick exporter. They export a variety of products to the US as well as Europe. The product range includes Base Incense Sticks and Flora Incense Sticks. All of these products are highly appreciated by clients for their amazing aroma, long burning time, stick length, and extraordinary durability. Megha Aromatics is one of the leading Balaji Agarbatti exporters in India. 

 

4. Hem Agarbatti

It was founded in 1983 with the goal of becoming the largest Indian manufacturer of incense sticks. It currently has two manufacturing plants, one in Mumbai and the other in Bangalore. They export to over 70 countries.

5. Nikhil Agarbathi 

Nikhil Products was founded in 1986 to manufacture Incense sticks, Dhoop sticks, and perfumes. They have been a household name for over a decade.

6. Hari Darshan Agarbatti

The company employs 500 distributors and has approximately 12 agarbatti-producing factories in the country. This incense stick manufacturing technique is more than a century old. It is now in high demand due to its brand.

 

7- Satya Incense Sticks

Agarbatti is used for many reasons all over the globe. Agarbatti can be used to refresh the mind and heart. Agarbatti's sweet, soothing scent purifies the environment and creates a sacred atmosphere for prayer and meditation.

It is interesting to see that Agarbattis are still made today in India, despite India's many technological advancements. The hand-rolled Agarbatti, which is sold in large quantities to many countries, is the most popular. Agarbatti can be made in two ways. (1) Dip method (2) Masala method - The first involves making Agarbatti dough. This dough is then rolled into sticks and dried. The masala method, on the other hand, involves the preparation of the dough using the old method. The dough is made from a combination of fine powdered natural aroma ingredients such as herbs, spices, and flowers. The dough is hand-rolled on bamboo sticks. The person who is responsible for rolling the paste onto the stick must sit cross-legged with a low table in their hands. To achieve a smooth, even stick, the agarbatti must be rolled twice or three times more on the table. After quality control, the Agarbatti goes to packing. The final product, which is the Agarbatti, has been through all of these steps.

Over the years, Satya incense sticks have seen a rapid increase in demand. It can be used to treat various diseases as well as for meditation.