Most Indian homes are used to incense sticks and dhoop being burned, and the fragrance fills every corner. Since time immemorial, burning incense sticks and dhoop has been part of our culture.

Report Ocean, a leading strategic consulting and market research firm, in its recent study, expects India agarbatti and dhoop (incense stick) market to grow at a CAGR of 8.63% during the forecast ...

Mysore Deep Perfumery House launching Gauved products made from cow dung, expanding product range and market reach.

“It has a different tone.” Incense sticks and dhoop have long been common in many South Asian homes, temples, and Ayurvedic centers. Shrankhla Holecek, founder of the beauty and wellness label ...

[Download Free Sample] Report Ocean, a leading strategic consulting and market research firm, in its recent study, expects India agarbatti and dhoop (incense stick) market to grow at a CAGR of 8.63% ...

Lighting incense sticks, agarbattis, dhoop is a common practice in most Indian households. Do you remember, every time an incense stick is lighted, it fills the air around with a distinct aroma?

At present, the brand claims to contribute an annual production value of Rs 300 crore worth of incense products in the Indian market. It all started in Delhi with a trading business of dhoop and ...

An alternative, common means of burning incense is via a raw, cone-shaped dhoop, which is commonly placed in a chambered incense holder. That’s right, incense has a much richer history than ...