Sri Durga Spiritual 7 Chakras Incense Sticks take their name from a real concept in yogic and Hindu tradition: the body described as having seven energy centers, or chakras, each with its own character and, in some practices, its own supporting color or focus. It's a framework of personal belief rather than a proven physiological system, and we're naming it here because the reference is genuine, not because burning a stick performs any part of it.
The incense itself is a hand-rolled masala stick built from natural essential oils on a masala base - the supplier doesn't name a specific oil or botanical beyond that, and the aroma is described only in general terms: soothing, uplifting, balanced. We can't tell you exactly which note dominates because that level of detail simply isn't published.
That's actually a pattern worth flagging honestly across this whole Sri Durga "Spiritual" line: the seven products in it - Chakras, Guru, Mandala, Mantra, Nirvana, Wisdom, and Yoga - share an almost identical ingredient description and aroma profile. There isn't a named citrus, floral, or woody note that would let us tell you how this one differs in scent from its siblings beyond the name itself.
The supplier states these sticks are hand-rolled in India as part of a fair-wage program supporting rural women artisans. We're reporting that because it's what the supplier tells us, though we haven't independently verified the program's specifics - it's the kind of detail worth passing along rather than omitting.
Each box holds approximately 10 sticks at 15 grams, with a burn time of approximately 30 minutes per stick. Place a stick in a heat-safe holder, light the tip until it glows, then gently blow out the flame to let it smolder in a well-ventilated area. More devotional and yoga-themed sticks sit in our Incense Sticks collection, and the wider range in our Incense collection.