Kasturi Agarbatti is a type of incense stick that is popular in India and other parts of South Asia. The word “kasturi” refers to a fragrant substance traditionally derived from the musk gland of the musk deer, although in the context of incense, it is more symbolic of a specific fragrance. The scent of Kasturi agarbatti is typically a blend of musky, earthy, and floral notes, designed to create a calming and soothing atmosphere during religious ceremonies, meditation, or relaxation.

Kasturi agarbatti is often used in poojas (religious rituals), aarti (devotional songs or prayers), or when seeking to purify a space and invoke positive energy. The fragrance is believed to have spiritual significance, promoting a sense of peace and connection to the divine. In addition, the smoke from burning Kasturi agarbatti is thought to clear negative energies and create an environment conducive to prayer, meditation, or personal reflection.

These incense sticks are typically made from a combination of natural ingredients, including aromatic woods, herbs, resins, and essential oils, with the key feature being the musky fragrance that is often associated with Kasturi. They are hand-rolled or machine-made and are available in different forms, such as sticks or cones.

Kasturi agarbatti is also used in homes, temples, wellness centers, and yoga studios, as it is believed to promote mental clarity, relaxation, and focus. The warm, earthy aroma can enhance the ambiance of a space, contributing to a serene and harmonious environment.