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Temple Fragnance
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Product description
In our tradition, the Panchatatva (Akash, Jal, Vayu, Agni and Prithvi) are the foundation of all creation. For generations, families have honoured these five elements by offering them to the sacred fire, filling their homes with a pure, uplifting atmosphere. SHUDDHIK Panchatatva Mist brings that same sacred practice into one bottle. All five elements are blended into a gentle, alcohol-free mist, so you can invite their energy into your puja room every day, with no smoke, no ash and no flame. Its hero note of warm cinnamon (dalchini), the fragrance of Agni, creates a festive, devotional calm that lingers through your prayers. How to use: Spray 2–3 times in your puja room or mandir before aarti, during meditation, or to begin your day with a sense of purity and peace.
Product highlights
- Panchatatva in one bottle: Blended with all five sacred elements (Akash, Jal, Vayu, Agni and Prithvi), inspired by the ancient tradition of honouring the elements.
- Warm cinnamon (dalchini) fragrance: The hero note of Agni creates a festive, devotional and uplifting atmosphere in your puja space.
- No smoke, no ash, no flame: A gentle, alcohol-free mist that brings the essence of a sacred offering into your home every day, safely and easily.
- Perfect for every sacred space: Ideal for home mandirs, puja rooms, temples, meditation corners, and before aarti or during festivals.
- Made with shraddha in Haridwar: Proudly crafted in India by SHUDDHIK, where purity is not a task but seva.
Details
- Formulation Type
- Liquid Spray
- Compatible Surfaces
- Marble, Granite, Wood, Brass, Copper, Ceramic / Tiles, Glass
- Dimensions
- 3.5cm × 8.5cm × 8.5cm
- Weight
- 0.2kg
- Item count
- 1
- Unit count
- 1 pcs
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