Agarbatti, also known as incense sticks, are thin wooden sticks that are covered in a paste and burned to produce a pleasant smell. They are an important part of religious and spiritual practices in India, and are often used during festivals, ceremonies, and prayers. Agarbatti are also used for aromatherapy, meditation, and to create a peaceful ambiance

Agarbatti are made from a paste of ingredients like charcoal powder, sandalwood powder, agarwood oil, sawdust, and adhesive. The quality of the agarbatti depends on the ingredients used. Cheaper agarbatti may contain charcoal powder, low-quality sandalwood powder, and wood gum powder. Higher quality agarbatti may contain essential oils, purified resins, and natural fixatives

Agarbatti are used for a variety of purposes, including religious ceremonies, aromatherapy, meditation, and to create a peaceful ambiance. They can also be used as an air cleanser or insect repellent.