Nandita Vampire Blood Incense Sticks are hand-rolled masala sticks layering sandalwood, benzoin and dragon's blood resin, in a 15 g pack. Each stick burns for approximately forty-five to sixty minutes.
Three named materials, each doing a different job, is what makes this one worth describing carefully. Sandalwood is the creamy base. Benzoin, a resin tapped from Styrax trees in Southeast Asia, adds a warm sweetness close to vanilla. Dragon's blood — the deep red resin from Daemonorops and Dracaena species — brings the dark resinous depth the name is trading on.
Because they sit at different depths, the fragrance genuinely shifts as the stick burns rather than presenting one note for an hour. The resins are heavier and hold longer; the lighter elements show first. A forty-five to sixty minute burn is long enough for that separation to be noticeable rather than theoretical.
There are two pack sizes of this fragrance. This is the 15 g; a 40 g pack is also stocked for anyone who burns it regularly, and both state the same burn time. Both sit in our Nandita collection.
The vampire framing is the brand's, and we leave it as framing. Nothing is claimed about mysticism, mood or anything else — what is being sold is a dark, resinous fragrance, which is a legitimate thing to want without needing a story attached. Resin-led blends of this weight also linger after the stick has finished, settling into fabric in a way a light floral does not, so a small room and a closed door is not the combination to start with.
The 15 g pack prints no stick count, so we quote none, and no holder is included. Set out a fire-safe holder before lighting and burn in a ventilated room away from children and pets. More of the category sits in our Incense Sticks collection.