Nag Champa Satya Sai Baba Incense Sticks (200 grams)

Who doesn’t love Nag Champa? This scent is pure nostalgia, pure grounding energy, pure vibe. It’s the kind of incense that instantly transforms any space into a sanctuary.✔️ Rich, Calming Scent – Deep, earthy, and slightly sweet, this incense lingers in the best way.✔️ Slow & Even Burn – No cheap, fast-burning sticks here—these last and fill the room with magic.✔️ A Staple for Any Hippie, Witch, or Free Spirit – If you know, you know. ✨This incense has been with me through so many phases of life—cleansing spaces, setting intentions, meditating, creating. A true must-have for any home that needs warmth, peace, and a little bit of that old-school, mystical energy.🔥 If your house doesn’t smell like Nag Champa at least once in your life, are you even doing it right? 🔥

It’s perfect. The box was smashed in the mail, but the incense was not affected at all. The smell is wonderful. Definitely a great value. The burning speed is what you would expect. And the smell lingers. It’s perfect.

I love the scent and use this for a sachet in my linen closet and clothes closet. A gentle and glorious fragrance pervades everything. I could smell it through the packaging before even taking it out of the mailing packet and was entranced. I even use the cardboard box to deliver scent to my possessions and have placed the incense wherever I wanted the aroma to be transferred. I can smell it when I walk by the closet, when I wear anything that has been near it. I think this makes the scent go farther and last longer than if burned. Besides, I'm not keen on inhaling smoke.It has been so successful in adding scent where there was none that I will try it to mask odors. I am getting more to experiment with putting some in the vacuum cleaner to tame the odor of the exhaust and to put some in the car and other places where there are odors to mask.I never tire of the scent. It is complex and always seems new to me, always inviting.

This is wonderful incense! When I moved to the Portland, OR area, I seemed to smell this scent everywhere I went. One day, in 1997, I was passing by a street vendor in Portland who had a table full of incense and he was burning this brand of Nag Champa. So I asked what kind of incense it was, he told me, I bought a box, and I've been hooked on it since.I just recently found it on Amazon at a great price. I've been sending it to friends back east who I introduced it to but can't find it anywhere. I'm letting them all know they can find it on Amazon now. After I discovered this brand of Nag Champa, I told them it's what the Northwest smells like :)I've tried a few other brands that came nowhere near this one's quality and terrific aroma and the ONLY Nag Champa I buy. It keeps me feeling peaceful and connected to my creative vibe while I do my artwork.The box I received is fresh and smells terrific. Made the box it was shipped in and the other things I ordered smell good too.

I usually stick to Japanese incense (Shoyeido). I kept hearing about Indian incense, specially Nag Champa and Sai Baba Super Hit from Satya, but as I read the reviews here on Amazon, I became concerned about “fake” Satya and two brothers, Mumbai vs Bangalore. Anyway, I finally ordered a box of 100 grams at a very affordable price from Xtremek here on Amazon..When I got the Xtremek Nag Champa in the mail, I could tell these were extremely fragrant. Fragrance seeped right through the heavy packaging. Unlike anything I’d ever purchased. When I burn a stick, the fragrance lingers for a couple of days. Some of the incense was powdery, I guess residue as a result of friction between the sticks (some people have complained about this, but it does not bother me).Today I received another two boxes, but from a different company (Store Yndia). These were not as pungent. Fragrance did not punch through as much the the ones I got from Xtremek. Packaging seems to be very similar, but not identical.By the way, boxes from both Store Yndia and Xtremek both say they come from Bangalore. The boxes (2) I got from Store Yndia state they were manufactured in 2015 and that they were “traditionally hand rolled in India”. The box I got from Xtremek says the incense was manufactured in 2018. Perhaps that explains why they were so much more pungent and fragrant than those that came from Store Yndia.I guess next time I’ll stick to ordering from Xtremek. If anyone knows which store ships Nag Champa manufactured in Mumbai, please add a comment letting us all know. I am curious to know what the difference is between Bangalore Satya Nag Champa and Mumbai Satya Nag Champa.Meanwhile, I can’t wait until I get the Sai Baba Superhit that I ordered from Xtremek. I hope it is as good as their Nag Champa.