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Incense guide
What Is Guggal (Guggul)?
A plain-language answer from the makers of Aadhya incense and dhoop.
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What Is Guggal (Guggul)?
Guggal (guggul) is the aromatic resin of the Commiphora mukul tree, native to Rajasthan and Gujarat. It is burned on coals, in havan samagri and in traditional dhoop for an earthy, balsamic smoke used to purify homes and temples.
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How guggal is used
- As part of havan samagri.
- Burned on coals in temples and homes at dusk.
- In traditional dhoop blends.
- In Ayurveda, as a medicinal resin (consult a practitioner for any health use).
Burning it safely
Like all resins, guggal produces dense smoke; burn small amounts in a ventilated room, on a heat-proof burner, and never leave it unattended.
Frequently asked questions
Is guggal the same as loban?
No. Guggal comes from Commiphora mukul; loban is usually benzoin resin.
Where does guggal come from?
Mainly the dry regions of Rajasthan, Gujarat and neighbouring areas.
Does Aadhya sell guggal dhoop?
Not at present; for a resinous dhoop, try our Arabian Bakhoor or Royal Oudh.
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