HELP US GREEN Mangoes & Lemongrass 2-in-1 Fragrance Incense Sticks

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Material: Made from sacred temple flowers, Burning Time: 30 Minutes.
Presenting First of its Kind in India, the dhoops are packed in Tulsi seed paper packing, leaving zero waste while providing you with the most relaxing aromas. 100% natural incense sticks are hand rolled by women & flower cyclers.
Fragrance: Mangoes & Lemongrass. Charcoal-free incense sticks dipped in natural essential oils
Fragrance serves as a great stress reliever and is one of the best fragrances for aromatherapy.
Help US Green Incense Sticks Helps soothing your body and mind, ideal for meditation and yoga.

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HELP US GREEN Mangoes & Lemongrass 2-in-1 Fragrance Incense Sticks Bamboo Free, Combo Pack Uttar Pradesh & Tamil Nadu (2 X 40 Aromatic Sticks Pack).

A Conscious Effort Towards environmental sustainability leading to a Cleaner Tomorrow

The Products are Hand made by underprivileged women, who through their skills embark a Journey of self-reliance and empowerment

The aromatic sticks are made from Recycled waste flowers have a Soothing and calming effect

Each Box consists of 40 Aromatic Sticks with Stand
100% Natural Ingredients
Made from flowers sourced from farmers
Hand Crafted packed in Seed Paper Packaging
1st in India to adapt to seed paper packaging
40 Aromatic sticks of each Fragrance
Available for corporate orders
11,060 metric tonnes temple-waste flowercycled till date.
110 metric tonnes chemical pesticide ( >10ppm) offested.
Direct Livelihood – 23 Manual Scavenger families| Income increased by minimum of 6 times.
Indirect Livelihoods – 365, each family has 5 members on average.
Increasing standard of living of women worker and making them economically independent – predictable and regular incomes.
The project has attracted interest across the country thus highlighting the issue of “temple flower disposal”.