Jasmine Dhoop Cones Made from Cow dung & Temple Flower | Gulessence

Jasmine Dhoop Cones by Gulessence — Temple Flower & Cow Dung Based

Hand-rolled 1.5-inch dhoop cones with a jasmine fragrance profile, made on a base of recycled temple flowers and cow dung. Charcoal-free. 40 cones per box, free ceramic plate included.

• 40 dhoop cones per box
• 1.5-inch, hand-made, charcoal-free
• Burn time: 35–40 minutes per cone
• Free ceramic plate included
• Non-edible — keep out of reach of children

What It's Made Of

Jasmine Dhoop Cones are built on Gulessence's core base of cow dung and recycled temple flowers, blended with traditional aromatic herbs and essential oils, finished with a jasmine fragrance profile.

Ingredient Breakdown

• Cow Dung — core base material, traditionally used in havan and dhoop-making
• Temple Flower (recycled) — repurposed floral offerings, core to Gulessence's sustainability model
• Loban (Benzoin resin) — traditional purifying resin, common in temple dhoop
• Jatamasi — Ayurvedic herb traditionally used for a calming aroma
• Nagarmotha — aromatic root used traditionally in Indian incense-making
• Sugandh Kokila — aromatic bark, traditional incense ingredient
• Haubera — aromatic wood used in traditional dhoop blends
• Natural Herbs — supporting herbal blend
• Essential Oils — used for the finishing fragrance

Fragrance profile: Jasmine. This is the scent character of the blend rather than a separately listed raw ingredient in the current ingredient panel.

Traditional & Ayurvedic Use

Jasmine (jasmine ka phool) is traditionally associated with purity in Indian ritual settings and is a common floral note in temple offerings. This is a cultural and traditional association, not a medical claim.

How to Use

1. Hold a lit match to the tip of the dhoop cone until a flame appears.
2. Blow the flame out gently.
3. Place the smoldering cone on the included ceramic plate or a dhoop stand.

Non-edible and not for human consumption. Keep out of reach of children.

When to Use Jasmine Dhoop Cones

• Daily puja — as part of a regular morning or evening aarti routine
• Festivals — Diwali, Navratri, and other occasions where dhoop is traditionally lit
• Meditation — to mark the start of a sitting practice
• Home fragrance — a lighter floral note for everyday use

Jasmine vs Other Gulessence Dhoop Cone Variants

• Jasmine vs Sandalwood: Both share the same cow dung and temple flower base and use a fragrance profile rather than a listed raw ingredient. Jasmine leans floral and light; Sandalwood leans warm and grounding.
• Jasmine vs Loban: Loban centers on the resin itself as a listed ingredient with a traditional, purifying havan character. Jasmine is built for a softer, floral home-fragrance experience.

See the full Dhoop Cones collection for more variants.

Complete the Ritual Setup

• Organic Havan Cups
• Brass Dhooni
• Cow Ghee Wicks
• Incense Sticks
• Dhoop Cone Combos

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