Guggal Afgani Pure
Add a classic fragrant resin to your pooja box with Aagam guggal (afgani). Dark, aromatic guggal resin lumps come in a small labelled bottle, kept as pooja samagri for dhoop and havan in daily and festival pooja.Highlig…
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Description
Add a classic fragrant resin to your pooja box with Aagam guggal (afgani). Dark, aromatic guggal resin lumps come in a small labelled bottle, kept as pooja samagri for dhoop and havan in daily and festival pooja.
Highlights
- Guggal resin lumps: aromatic resin kept as a traditional dhoop and havan item.
- Easy bottle pack: a clear screw-cap bottle with an Aagam label, simple to store with your pooja samagri.
- For dhoop and havan: a handy ingredient for traditional dhoop and havan samagri.
- Trusted pooja brand: packed under the Aagam pooja samagri range.
Specifications
- Item: Guggal (afgani) resin, pooja samagri
- Form: Resin lumps
- Pack: Bottle with screw cap
- Brand: Aagam
- Ideal for: Dhoop, havan and traditional pooja use
About guggal in pooja
Guggal (also spelled guggul) is a fragrant resin tapped from the bark of the Commiphora wightii shrub, native to western India. Its scent is close to myrrh, and it is burned as dhoop over hot coals, giving off dense, fragrant smoke. Many families include guggal in dhoop and havan samagri, often with loban and other resins. Customs differ by region and family, so use guggal in the way your tradition or your pandit advises.
Safe use
Burn only a small piece at a time on lit charcoal or a heat-proof holder, in an open or well-ventilated area. Keep children, pets and anyone with breathing problems or asthma away from the smoke, and never leave the burning dhoop unattended. Guggal is for ritual use only and is not for eating.
Storage
Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dry place, away from heat, flames and moisture.
Frequently asked questions
What is guggal?
Guggal is an aromatic resin from the Commiphora wightii shrub, burned as dhoop and added to havan samagri.
What does afgani mean?
Afgani is the name this listing uses for this type of guggal. Please check the pack for details, as the origin is not stated here.
How do I burn guggal?
Place a small piece on lit charcoal or a heat-proof holder in a ventilated area and watch it until the burning is finished.
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