Parampara Dry Dhoop Stick
₹310.00
Description
- Dhoop sticks for lighting during the Havan.
- These aromatic incense create a perfect environment for Agnihotra.
Features
- Enchanting
- Spreading Fragrance
Specifications
- length – 3.5 in
- Quantity – 21 no. of sticks
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