Rose Dhoop Cones Made from Temple Flower | Gulessence

Rose Dhoop Cones by Gulessence — Temple Flower Only, No Cow Dung

Hand-rolled 1.5-inch dhoop cones with a rose fragrance profile, made on a recycled temple flower base without 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

This Rose variant uses a temple-flower-only base rather than the cow dung and temple flower base used in Gulessence's other Rose cone, blended with traditional aromatic herbs and essential oils, finished with a rose fragrance profile.

Ingredient Breakdown

• Temple Flower (recycled) — repurposed floral offerings, the sole base material in this variant
• 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: Rose. This is the scent character of the blend rather than a separately listed raw ingredient in the current ingredient panel. This variant contains no cow dung.

Traditional & Ayurvedic Use

Rose has a long-standing place in Indian ritual and temple offerings, traditionally associated with devotion and used in floral garlands and puja settings. 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 This Rose Dhoop Cone

• 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 floral note for everyday use

Rose (Temple Flower) vs Other Gulessence Dhoop Cone Variants

• vs Rose (Cow Dung & Temple Flower): Same rose fragrance profile — this variant uses temple flowers only, with no cow dung base.
• vs Nirvanasence: Both are temple-flower-only bases; Nirvanasence carries a signature herbal blend rather than a floral fragrance.
• vs Loban: Loban is built around the resin itself as a listed ingredient with a traditional havan character.

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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