Satya Dragon's Blood BNG Backflow Dhoop Cones – 24 Incense Cones

Satya Dragon's Blood Backflow Dhoop Cones by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (BNG) LLP are specially shaped incense cones designed for backflow incense burners. The pack contains 24 cones with a warm, spicy and slightly sweet fragrance, complemented by earthy and woody nuances.

Dragon's Blood with a backflow smoke effect

The fragrance is based on the Satya Dragon's Blood composition with its warm and spicy character. Slightly sweet notes combine with earthy, woody and subtly resinous facets to create a rather powerful and deep fragrance.

Backflow cones have a continuous hollow channel. When correctly positioned on a suitable backflow incense burner, the smoke is directed downwards, creating the characteristic effect of a slowly cascading stream of smoke.

The special construction and the incense mixture adapted to this format may alter the fragrance somewhat compared with classic Satya Dragon's Blood incense sticks or ordinary Dhoop Cones. The warm, spicy and earthy-woody character remains recognisable, while the balance between fragrance and smoke may be perceived differently as the cone smoulders.

The name Dragon's Blood describes the fragrance of this incense. It should not be equated with the direct burning of natural dragon's blood resin. The exact formula is not disclosed by the manufacturer, so the product name alone does not indicate that dragon's blood resin or any specific botanical raw material is present in the blend.

Satya BNG from Bengaluru

Satya Dragon's Blood Backflow Dhoop Cones are made by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (BNG) LLP in Bengaluru, India. They combine the Dragon's Blood fragrance of the Satya range with the distinctive smoke effect of a backflow incense burner.

Product information

• Product: Satya Dragon's Blood Backflow Dhoop Cones
• Manufacturer: Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (BNG) LLP
• Origin: Bengaluru, India
• Format: Backflow incense cones
• Fragrance: Dragon's Blood
• Contents: 24 incense cones

How to use

Light the tip of the cone and allow it to burn briefly. Then blow out the flame and place the cone on a suitable backflow incense burner, ensuring that the opening on the underside aligns with the burner's smoke channel. After a short time, the smoke will begin to flow downwards through the cone. Use only on a heat-resistant surface and never leave smouldering incense cones unattended.