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Flora bathi is a specific fragrance within the Gold Medal Brand masala incense range — a warm, earthy floral character on a classic aromatic masala base. Masala refers to the manufacturing method: natural botanicals blended into a paste and rolled onto bamboo without charcoal or synthetic binders. All Gold Medal variants (Flora, Javadhu, Parijatak, Sandalwood, Sugandh Gold, Rose) share the same traditional masala process — Flora is simply one of six fragrance expressions within that range.

Masala incense sticks are made by blending natural ingredients — resins, herbs, spices and botanical powders — into a fragrant paste, then hand-rolling the paste onto a thin bamboo stick. Unlike charcoal-based sticks (which use a charcoal core dipped in fragrance oil), masala sticks contain no charcoal and no synthetic binders. They burn slower, produce a richer and more complex smoke, and are considered the premium traditional form of Indian incense.

Burning natural masala incense purifies and fragrances the air, supports relaxation and stress reduction through aromatherapy, creates a focused atmosphere for meditation, yoga and prayer, and connects you to centuries of Indian craft and ritual tradition. Certain botanical compounds — such as incensole acetate in frankincense — have been studied for their anxiolytic properties. Always burn in a well-ventilated space.

Handrolled masala sticks use natural botanical ingredients without synthetic chemicals, burn slower and more evenly for a longer-lasting fragrance experience, and produce a more complex, authentic aroma. They support traditional Indian artisan craft and are generally gentler on the respiratory system than charcoal-based incense. Skilled hands can adjust each batch to optimise the fragrance and burn quality in ways machines cannot.

Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) is a sacred wood from South America, used for centuries by indigenous communities for purification, energy clearing and spiritual ceremony. Unlike Indian resins or masala sticks, palo santo is burned as a wood stick or shaving — or in cone form as in our Herbs & Spices / Palo Santo range. Its smoke has a distinctive warm, woody, slightly citrusy and sweet character, widely used in meditation, yoga and space-clearing practices.

Traditional South Indian temple dhoop is hand-pressed by artisans who blend halmaddi resin (from the Ailanthus Malabarica tree), sandalwood powder, aromatic herbs, flowers, spices and natural resins into a dough — without bamboo cores or charcoal binders. The cones are shade-dried to preserve fragrance integrity. Our Jaygee Divine Handmade Cones — Tanjore Special are made by cottage industry artisan families near Thanjavur using this exact centuries-old method.

Yes. You are welcome to visit our retail outlet in Banashankari, Bangalore, where the full product range is available to experience in person. Our head office and manufacturing facility is in Kengeri, Bangalore. For factory visits, please contact us in advance at +91 85499 04990 or sales@jaygeeindustries.com so we can arrange a suitable time.

Yes, parking is available at our Kengeri head office and manufacturing facility. If visiting for a B2B appointment or product experience, please call ahead on +91 85499 04990 so we can ensure a smooth visit. Our Banashankari retail outlet also has street parking nearby.

Our Jaygee Industries retail outlet is in Banashankari, Bangalore — close to the Jayanagar area. Visit us to browse our complete range of masala incense sticks, dhoop cones, sambrani, fragrance oils and home fragrance products. Call +91 85499 04990 for exact directions and timings.

Jaygee Industries offers both incense cones and fragrance oils at our Banashankari outlet. Our cone range includes Jaygee Pure Incense Cones (12 fragrances, charcoal-free), Masala Backflow Cones, Divine Handmade Tanjore Cones and Palo Santo Cones. Our Fragrance Oils range covers diffusers, burners and candle-making needs.

Visit our retail outlet in Banashankari, Bangalore, or enquire online for wholesale and bulk purchase anywhere in Karnataka and across India. Jaygee Industries has been manufacturing traditional Indian masala incense in Bangalore since 1972 and stocks the complete range at our Banashankari store.

Jaygee Industries has been making incense using traditional masala recipes in Bangalore since 1972. Our Banashankari retail outlet stocks the full range — Gold Medal Brand, Jaygee Premium Hexagon, Mother Incense, Royal Pettah, Jaygee Divine Tanjore Special Cones and more — all made in Bangalore using authentic formulations.

Jaygee Industries offers premium fragrance and essential oil blends at our Banashankari outlet in Bangalore. Our Fragrance Oils range includes Indian traditional, floral, woody, oriental and fresh profiles — ideal for oil burners, diffusers, candle-making and relaxation therapy. Visit us in Banashankari or enquire online.

We accept the following payment methods for B2B and export orders:

PayPal — for international buyers placing smaller orders.
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Bank Transfer / Wire Transfer — SWIFT/IBAN for international, NEFT/RTGS for domestic India orders.
Bank Letter of Credit (L/C) — available for large export orders with confirmed purchase orders.

Please discuss your preferred payment method when submitting your enquiry through our Business Connect form.

Yes. We accept PayPal for international B2B payments. We also accept Skydo, bank wire transfer (SWIFT) and bank Letter of Credit for larger export orders. Contact us to discuss payment arrangements for your order.

Yes. For large export orders, Jaygee Industries accepts Bank Letter of Credit (L/C) as a payment mechanism. This is available for established buyers placing significant purchase orders. Please contact our export team at exports@jaygeeindustries.com to discuss terms.

Minimum order quantities vary by product line. Please submit your requirements through our Business Connect form with the products, quantities and delivery destination. Our team will respond with MOQ and pricing within 2 business days.

Bangalore and the broader Mysore region have been the epicentre of Indian incense production since the early 20th century, building on centuries of South Indian temple incense traditions. The industry scaled significantly in the 1960s–1980s as artisan workshops grew into commercial units. Today Bangalore accounts for over 80% of India's agarbathi (incense stick) production. The regional climate is ideal for drying incense, bamboo comes from Karnataka and Assam, and fragrance raw materials are sourced from Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Generations of skilled artisan families have kept the craft alive — Jaygee Industries has been part of this tradition since 1972.

Essential and fragrance oils can be used in several ways: in an oil burner or tea-light diffuser (a few drops in water), in an electric ultrasonic diffuser for continuous diffusion, added to bathwater for an aromatic soak, blended with a carrier oil for massage, or used to scent candles or potpourri. For spiritual practice, grounding oils (sandalwood, patchouli), clarity oils (frankincense, rosemary) and purification oils (palo santo, white sage) are traditionally used. Browse the Jaygee Fragrance Oils range for options.

Jaygee Industries is one of India's most established manufacturers of temple-grade incense and dhoop. Our Jaygee Divine Handmade Cones — Tanjore Special are made using halmaddi resin by traditional artisan makers near Thanjavur, following ancient South Indian temple methods. For bulk or retail orders, enquire at jaygeeindustries.com/connect.html.