Aparajitha - Traditional Mysore Agarbathi by Mavana Agarbatti

This is one of those incense sticks that will continue to enthrall people, who value quality over quantity.

I was blown away by the sheer quality of this agarbatti. This is not the usual boring, run-of-the-mill, machine-pressed, mediocre incense stick.

This incense requires time to get used to, if I am not wrong. It requires patience to get used to, for the simple reason that the ingredients used are herbal based and has deep roots in Ayurveda.

However, I got hooked to this incense from the moment it was lighted. Pure, unadulterated fragrance.

Quite a strong incense, but in a good way. Absolutely amazing quality it is.

These incense sticks and the manufacturing house commands respect. Superb lineage; timeless and priceless appeal.

This agarbatti will be a permanent feature in my collection.

Thanks a zillion to Scenting Secrets for making this agarbatti available.

I will strongly recommend Aparajita by Mavana Agarbatti, although I am too small a person to recommend an agarbatti made by a house patronized by our own Mysore Royal Family.

Do not miss out on this timeless beauty please🙏🙏🙏🙏

Didn't like it at first.. but then, i started liking it's unique fragrance.. it's kind of a mix of herbal, minty, spicy, resinous and floral fragrances.. the fragrance spreads really well and fast.. yet, it doesn't bother you.. Mavana is worth a try, if you're into trying out different kinds of incense.. Sanatana is nice too

Didn't like it at first.. but then, i started liking it's unique fragrance.. it's kind of a mix of herbal, minty, spicy, resinous and floral fragrances.. the fragrance spreads really well and fast.. yet, it doesn't bother you.. Mawana is worth a try, if you're into trying out different kinds of incense.. Sanatana is nice too

Lives up to the hype and discussion. Really high quality and one of a kind of fragrance. Sure buy.