Nag champa
₨650.00
Nag Champa is a fragrant blend prominent in incense, soaps, and essential oils, celebrated for its sweet, floral aroma with hints of exotic spices and woods. Originating from India.
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The Nag Champa plant is commonly associated with the fragrance used in incense, soaps, and essential oils, which is derived from the flowers of several species within the Magnoliaceae family, most notably Michelia champaca (now reclassified as Magnolia champaca). However, the term “Nag Champa” itself is often used to refer to a specific scent blend rather than a single plant species. This blend traditionally includes the Champa flower (from the Magnolia champaca tree) combined with other aromatic ingredients like sandalwood. The Magnolia champaca, also known as Champa, Joy perfume tree, or Yellow Champak, is particularly revered for its intensely fragrant flowers and plays a significant role in religious and spiritual ceremonies across Asia.
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