Padmini are a top quality brand well known for their Padmini Incense products. Using fine natural ingredients, Padmini Incense lasts a long time and the fragrances are truly outstanding. Padmini Incense is a lovely item to give as a gift and there are several different wonderful fragrances to choose from, you can also create your own aromas by burning different fragrances at the same time so that they merge.

Gold Statue Padmini Incense Tube

Fill your home with the mystical fragrance of Gold Statue Padmini Incense, this is ideal to burn whilst meditating or praying. Gold Statue has a distinct aroma that will help achieve an enlightened state as well as putting minds at ease. The pure and soothing fragrance of Padmini Incense Gold Statue is quite unique and based on an old East Indian recipe of Sandalwood and herbal oils and spices. There are 16 riveting Gold statue incense sticks in this pack each with a burn time of approximately 30 minutes.

Pakeezah Masala Padmini Incense Tubes

Padmini Pakeezah Incense is an elusive yet captivating fragrance, which is great for formal ceremonies. The ancient recipe used is also believed to help combat illness. The word Padmini means pure and soothing fragrance and their incense stick fragrances are true to their name. Pakeezah Incense is based on a rare natural resin called Halmadi, encompassing strong woody and floral overtones. The pack contains 10 incense sticks each with an approximate burn time of 30 minutes.

Padmini Incense Styx 4 in 1

You can sample the top Padmin Incense Fragrances with this Padmini Styx 4 in 1 pack. It’s easy to create your own unique blend of gorgeous aromas, so experiment away, or burn the fragrances individually the choice is yours. Each of the four fragrances has been specially developed to calm the nerves and soothe away anxiety. There are 20 incense sticks in this Padmini Styx pack, each with a burn time of approximately 30 minutes.

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