Tulasi Incense Cones & Sticks brings one of India's longest-running incense houses to Modern Aromatherapy's shelves, with more than 60 fragrances spanning classic florals, resins, and modern blends like Feng Shui and Reiki-themed sticks.
About Tulasi
Tulasi incense is made by Sarathi International Inc., a family business founded in 1945 in Bangalore, India. What began as a small family operation has grown into one of Bangalore's largest incense manufacturers, running a 75,000-square-foot factory that employs over 300 people and exports to more than 45 countries. Tulasi is one of the oldest incense brands still in production today, with eight decades of continuous manufacturing behind it.
What Makes Tulasi Distinctive
Tulasi sticks are hand-rolled from a charcoal paste onto dyed bamboo cores, then dipped in a fragrance blend made from natural gums, resins, spices, herbs, honey, and essential oils alongside synthetic fragrance components. This combination gives Tulasi scents a reputation for being gentle and well-rounded rather than sharp or overpowering, a quality that has kept the brand popular with incense burners who want a dependable, everyday stick. Tulasi also produces cones and gift packs alongside its core stick lineup, giving shoppers multiple ways to enjoy the same fragrance.
Popular Tulasi Scents
Classic & Floral
Sandalwood, White Sage, Nag Champa & White Sage, Red Rose, Jasmine, and Lavender represent Tulasi's traditional side, built on the woods and florals that have anchored Indian incense-making for generations.
Modern & Themed Blends
Tulasi's Feng Shui series (Water, Wood, Metal, Fire elements), Reiki-inspired Meditation and Divine Power sticks, and modern notes like Dragons Blood, Egyptian Musk, and Cannabis show the brand's willingness to expand into newer wellness and lifestyle fragrance categories.
How to Burn Tulasi Incense Safely
Light the tip of a Tulasi stick or cone until it catches, then gently blow out the flame so the tip glows and releases a thin stream of smoke. Set it in a stick holder or cone burner made for the purpose, on a heat-safe, stable surface away from curtains, papers, and anything flammable. Burn in a ventilated room, never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it well out of reach of children and pets. Modern Aromatherapy's incense burners and holders are sized to fit standard sticks and cones like Tulasi's.
