Imoto Etshontshe Mali Lucky Sticks
Incense sticks holds significant cultural and religious importance in various parts of the world. Traditional fragrance with natural ingredients for your daily puja. Create traditional atmosphere of puja with fragrances made from auspicious ingredients which are part of puja samagri. Start your day with Ixorra Puja Agarbattis.. Premium Quality Incense Sticks
“Imoto Etshontshe Mali Lucky Sticks” seems to be a product name that incorporates elements of Zulu and English. “Imoto Etshontshe Mali” in Zulu translates to “car that brings money” or “money-making car,” while “Lucky Sticks” indicates a fortunate or auspicious quality.
These sticks may be marketed as having properties to attract wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. The name suggests an association with luck and financial success, which aligns with the concept of “money-making” implied in the Zulu phrase. While incense sticks can serve as a tool for enhancing mindset and intention, they are not a guaranteed means of attracting wealth or fortune. It’s essential to approach such products with a balanced perspective and to complement their use with practical actions and responsible financial management.
How to Use
Hold the Agarbatti at the uncovered end of the stick and light the other end using a matchstick
Hold the flame for sometime until the stick ignites
If you see a glowing amber, then the incense stick is burning properly. If you do not see anything, and the tip looks ashy, then you will need to relight the stick.
If the agarbatti is still burning even after seeing the amber then gently blow out the flame
Keep the burning stick away from flammable materials
| Brand | Ixorra |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Incense Sticks |
| Item Form | Sticks |
| Generic Name | Incense Sticks |
| Material | Agarbatti |
| Item Length | 9 Centimetres |
| Composition | Agarbatti is typically made from a paste of aromatic substances, including natural plant materials such as herbs, spices, flowers, and resins. These ingredients are mixed with a binding agent, often wood powder or charcoal, to form a paste. The paste is then rolled onto bamboo sticks, which serve as the core of the agarbatti. |
| Burning Time | 35 – 40 min |
| Product Benefits | Puja, meditation, relaxation, festive gatherings, evening prayer, refreshing, good vibes at home |
| Usage Method | Always light any incense in safe zones, away from flammable items |
| Usage Care | Never light incense sticks around or with inflammable objects |
| Country of Origin | India |
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