Soft Devotional Blend
Vinanthi translates loosely as an offering or humble request, and incenses bearing this name are typically composed as gentle, devotional blends rather than single-material studies. They are designed to be balanced, approachable, and suitable for regular use, with an emphasis on harmony rather than intensity.
While formulations vary, Vinanthi-style incenses often combine light florals, soft woods, and subtle resinous notes to create a fragrance that is calm, rounded, and quietly expressive. The result is neither sweet nor austere, but deliberately moderate — an incense that supports presence without demanding attention.
A versatile blend that works equally well as background incense or for moments of quiet focus, reflecting a strand of Indian incense-making concerned with emotional tone and everyday use rather than statement fragrance.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled masala incense
• Fragrance: Soft florals, woods, and gentle resin notes
• Character: Balanced · Calm · Unobtrusive · Reflective
Rooted, Dry, Cooling
Vetiver incense is built around the distinctive aroma of vetiver root (khus), a material widely used in Indian perfumery for its grounding, cooling, and stabilising character. Unlike bright florals or sweet resins, vetiver has a dry, earthy profile — woody, slightly smoky, and faintly bitter — often described as rooty rather than perfumed.
In incense, vetiver is valued for its ability to settle a space without dominating it. The fragrance tends to remain close and steady, making it well suited to warm weather or to those who prefer quieter, less ornamental blends. It is commonly used both on its own and as a structural element within more complex masala formulations.
A straightforward, material-led incense with a natural, understated presence — particularly appealing to those who favour dry woods and roots over sweetness or floral lift.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled masala incense
• Fragrance: Vetiver (khus) with woody, earthy tones
• Character: Dry · Rooted · Cooling · Grounded
Dual Resin Incense
Guggal Loban brings together two of the most important resins in Indian incense tradition: guggal (Indian bdellium) and loban, also known as sambrani. Both have been used for centuries in perfumery, temple incense, and everyday household fumigation, valued as much for their aromatic character as for their practical qualities.
Guggal is a dry, balsamic resin with a warm, slightly bitter edge and a natural smokiness that forms the backbone of many traditional masala blends. Loban or sambrani, by contrast, is softer and rounder — gently sweet, resinous, and diffusive — often used to soften harsher notes and give incense a lingering presence in the air. Together, they create a fragrance that is earthy, smoky, and quietly complex rather than overtly perfumed.
This is an incense with a grounded, unadorned character. It clears and settles a space without sweetness or floral ornament, making it especially appealing to those who favour the raw honesty of resins and woods over decorative blends.
Details
• Type: Hand-rolled masala incense
• Fragrance: Guggal and sambrani (loban) resins on a woody base
• Character: Earthy · Smoky · Resinous · Grounded
Pure Benzoin Resin
Simply Loban focuses on one material — loban (benzoin resin). Its fragrance is clean, resinous, and gently balsamic, clearing the air with a sense of freshness and light.
Ideal for moments that call for focus or purification, it burns with a bright, steady flame and leaves a subtle resin trail that feels pure rather than perfumed.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled resin incense
• Fragrance: Pure loban (benzoin resin)
• Character: Clean · Resinous · Clarifying
Devotional Fluxo Classic
Sai Flora is among Meena’s most recognised fluxo incenses — dense, resinous, and unmistakably temple-style. Its fragrance is full and enveloping: sandalwood, halmaddi, and aromatic florals blended into a sweet, steady burn.
It’s rich yet sincere, recalling the deep air of shrines and ashrams; an incense that feels rooted in devotion and craftsmanship alike.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled fluxo-masala incense
• Fragrance: Sandalwood, halmaddi, and florals
• Character: Full-bodied · Resinous · Traditional
Floral Sandalwood Blend
Sandal Flora combines creamy sandalwood with delicate flower notes, bringing a gentle freshness to the familiar warmth of wood. The result is smooth and even-tempered, never cloying, with a rounded finish that lingers softly.
A versatile, welcoming incense that bridges daily relaxation and light devotional use.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled masala incense
• Fragrance: Sandalwood with floral accents
• Character: Gentle · Warm · Harmonious
Heritage Masala Incense
Kashi Vishwanath pays tribute to one of India’s oldest spiritual centres, reflecting the layered aromas of temple wood, resin, and ghee lamp smoke. It’s a classic, slightly smoky masala incense with a grounded, comforting tone.
The scent feels lived-in and authentic — less like a perfume, more like the real atmosphere of a shrine at rest.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled masala incense
• Fragrance: Resinous-woody temple blend
• Character: Earthy · Traditional · Grounded
Temple Blend
Named after one of India’s most sacred pilgrimage sites, Tirupati Balaji captures the atmosphere of temple offerings — sandalwood, resins, and mild spice in smooth harmony. The fragrance opens rich, then settles into a steady, meditative tone.
It’s unmistakably devotional but remains refined; the burn is slow, the scent deep but composed — a traditional temple incense made for quiet spaces.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled fluxo-masala incense
• Fragrance: Sandalwood, resin, and mild spice
• Character: Devotional · Deep · Tranquil
Sweet Resin Blend
Madhulok, meaning “realm of honey,” lives up to its name with a fragrance that’s soft, golden, and faintly sweet. The masala base blends mild florals with smooth resin tones, producing a gentle warmth that lingers in the air.
It’s the sort of incense that suits everyday use — calm, inviting, and quietly uplifting without being sugary or perfumed.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled masala incense
• Fragrance: Floral-resin blend with light honeyed notes
• Character: Warm · Sweet · Balanced
Resin & Wood Fusion
Agar Oudh brings together the dark, resinous heart of oudh with the rounder warmth of sandalwood. The result is a sophisticated, woody fragrance that feels deep but never harsh — oud softened by craft rather than excess.
It burns with a mellow strength, leaving a refined trail that suits both meditation and modern interiors alike.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled fluxo-masala incense
• Fragrance: Agarwood and sandalwood
• Character: Woody · Resinous · Refined
Temple-Style Fluxo Incense
Vande Mataram is a full-bodied temple blend — thick, resinous, and unmistakably traditional. Its fragrance draws on sandalwood, resins, and gentle florals, creating the rounded depth typical of South Indian fluxo incense.
Despite its richness, it remains smooth on the nose, with a dry-down that’s calm and enduring. It feels devotional yet approachable — the kind of incense that fills a room quietly and completely.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled fluxo-masala incense
• Fragrance: Resinous sandalwood-floral temple blend
• Character: Deep · Traditional · Steady
Contemplative Woody Blend
Vedanta reflects its name — thoughtful and balanced. This masala incense carries a clean sandalwood base softened by faint floral and herbal notes, giving it a composed and reflective tone. It burns with clarity and grace, ideal for moments that call for quiet focus.
The fragrance is neither sharp nor perfumed, just steady and sincere — incense that invites attention without demanding it.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled masala incense
• Fragrance: Sandalwood with light herbal-floral accents
• Character: Woody · Clear · Reflective
Meena Supreme is one of the company’s signature creations — a classic masala incense crafted from natural resins, gums, and essential oils. It opens with a soft, resinous sweetness touched by faint woody and floral tones, creating a warm and even-tempered fragrance.
Traditionally used for worship and meditation, it’s equally suited to quiet domestic spaces — gentle, dignified, and unmistakably Indian in character.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled fluxo-masala incense
• Fragrance: Resinous floral-woody blend with balsamic undertones
• Character: Warm · Smooth · Traditional
Classic Floral-Resin Blend
A long-respected Indian fragrance, Nag Champa combines creamy sandalwood with the soft floral sweetness of the champa blossom. Meena’s version is rich and full-bodied — a traditional fluxo-masala blend that burns slowly, releasing a dense, meditative aroma. The scent fills the space with warmth and a quiet sense of stillness, without ever feeling heavy.
Details:
• Type: Hand-rolled fluxo-masala incense
• Fragrance: Champa flower and sandalwood
• Character: Floral · Resinous · Grounding
