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A light airy and soft earthy scent.

With the blessings of Divine Shri. Satya Sai Baba, late Shri KN Satyam Setty modestly started making incense in 1964 in a small factory. The name of the factory was Shrinivas Sudghandalaya. Shrinivas Sugandhalaya is the maker of the world famous Satya Sai Baba Nag Champa. For many people, if they think of incense, this is the first incense that comes to mind.

All Satya incenses are handmade Masala based incenses. Today, Shrinivas Sugandhlaya is the largest incense manufacturer in the world and still a family business in the spirit of Sai Baba.

Satya is an Indian incense maker known for its high quality and authentic incense. The company's history goes back more than a century and is based on strong traditions and craftsmanship. Satya's values ​​emphasize naturalness and ethics; they use only natural ingredients such as herbs, resins and essential oils. The production of incense combines ancient recipes and modern quality control, which guarantees a consistently high quality of the products. Satya incenses create a soothing and harmonious atmosphere, making them ideal for meditation, relaxation and spiritual rituals.

Different incenses offer versatile ways to create a pleasant scent in the environment. Here is a brief description of the different types:

1. Incense sticks: These are the most commonly used type of incense. The use is simple: place the stick in the incense holder in an upright position and light the end of the stick. Let it burn for a while and blow out the flame so that the incense stick starts to smoke and spread its fragrance. The incense stick burns slowly, releasing fragrance over several minutes.

2. Incense cones : These are small cone-shaped incense sticks. Place the cone on a non-combustible surface or on a stand designed for it. Light the tip of the cone, let it burn for a moment and blow out the flame. The cone smokes and smells, in the same way as an incense stick, but its shape is different.

3. Backflow Incense Cones : These cones are designed so that the smoke flows downwards creating a visual effect. Use is similar to regular incense cones, but they require a special holder with a path for the smoke to flow downwards. Light the cone, let it burn for a short time, blow out the flame and place the cone in the holder. The smoke flows down the tracks of the stand, creating beautiful patterns.

Each type of incense offers a unique experience and is suitable for different situations, depending on personal preferences and the requirements of the space.

When using incense, it is important to follow general safety guidelines to ensure a safe and pleasant experience:

1. Choose a safe location : Place the incense sticks on a non-combustible surface or stand and make sure they are away from flammable materials such as curtains, papers and furniture.

2. Do not leave incense unattended : Always keep the incense in your field of vision when it is burning. Do not leave burning incense alone, especially if you have children or pets.

3. Take care of ventilation : Ensure good ventilation when burning incense. This helps to avoid excessive smoke build-up and allows a pleasant aroma to spread.

4. Extinguish Incense Properly : If incense must be extinguished before it has burned out, gently press the end of the incense into a non-combustible material. Make sure they are completely turned off before leaving the room.

5. Store incense safely : Keep incense and the tools used to light it out of the reach of children and pets.

By following these simple instructions, you can enjoy the atmosphere of incense safely and responsibly.