
Agarbatti
Masala-rolled on bamboo core. Chandan, Mogra, Kesar, Guggul and Tulsi bases.
- Burn time28–34 min
- Stick length9″ / 12″
- Pack sizes100g – 5kg
- Min. order25 kg
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Hand-rolled agarbatti, masala dhoop, hawan samagri, sambrani and pure attar — prepared in small batches and supplied in bulk to temples, ashrams and devotional centres across India and overseas.
The house attar. Oudh and sandalwood over a rose heart, worn by the deity before it is worn by anyone else.
A sandalwood oil base, never spirit. Safe for deity dressing, and it deepens on the skin rather than lifting off it.
Brahmani began with a single rolling table and one standing order — a monthly consignment of chandan agarbatti for a temple that wanted its offering to smell the same every morning. That consistency became the whole business.
We do not chase fragrance trends. Every batch is built on the same masala base, cured for the same fourteen days, and checked against a reference stick kept from the batch before it. A temple that ordered from us years ago receives the same fragrance today.
An offering should not surprise you. It should be the smell you already expected, waiting for you. How we choose every batch

Everything below is produced to order in bulk. Fragrances can be matched to an existing sample, and packing can carry your own temple or trust label.

Masala-rolled on bamboo core. Chandan, Mogra, Kesar, Guggul and Tulsi bases.

Bambooless dhoop sticks and low-ash cones for indoor altars and closed sanctums.

Herb, resin and dried-flower blend for havan and yagna, mixed to a traditional ratio.

Benzoin resin and cup sambrani for aarti, havan and daily dhoop-daan.

Alcohol-free perfume oil on sandalwood base, for deity dressing and prasadam gifting.
Send us the fragrance your centre already uses and we will match it, then pack the consignment under your own temple or trust label — cartons, inner sleeves and stickers included.
Matching samples are prepared free of cost against a bulk enquiry.
Start an enquiry →Most of what makes an agarbatti burn well is invisible on the label. These are the inputs where we hold the grade regardless of what the season costs us.
Aged heartwood powder, not the oil-stripped residue that most bulk mixes rely on.
The soft grey resin that gives a masala stick its slow, even burn and honeyed base note.
Steam-distilled from morning-picked petals, deliveries taken only during the April harvest.
Hand-graded resin tears, sorted by colour so a single cup burns without spitting.
Used sparingly and honestly — in the kesar line only, never as a name on a cheaper blend.

Every incoming lot of chandan, halmaddi and resin is graded by hand and rejected against a kept reference. Roughly one lot in six goes back.
Dry powders and binding resin are worked into a dough by weight, not by eye. Every batch is recorded on a card that stays on file.
Rolled onto bamboo by artisans paid per kilo, not per stick — so nobody is rewarded for rolling thin.
Fourteen days on open racks in shade. The fragrance a temple recognises is made in this fortnight, not in the mixing room.
Most of our volume moves as recurring monthly consignments rather than one-off orders, which is what allows us to hold a fragrance steady year after year.
Send the quantity and the fragrance you currently use. We will match it against a sample and come back with rates, packing options and a delivery schedule.
We supply in bulk only. For single retail packs, please write to us and we will point you to a stockist near your centre.