Satya Incense Set 12 x 15gram Includes: Nag, Super Hit, Oodh, Positive Vibes, Namaste, Champa, Opium, Reiki, Spiritual Healing, Karma, Traditional Ayurveda and Meditation, Packs

This is really good value and a nice selection of the “proper” Satya incense. Some years ago, when the founder of Satya passed away, he left the company to his two songs, who fell out and split the company into two factions-one in Mumbai and one in Bangalore. As co-owners of the rights to the name, recipes and IP, both Nagraj Setty and Balakrishna Setty have been producing very similar looking Satya branded products for the last 15yrs or so in their respective plants in Mumbai and Bangalore. However, it’s the Bangalore produced Satya sticks that are superior-these are made the the original Satya factory using traditional methods and recipes as close to the originals as possible. To differentiate between the two, look for telltale signs on the packaging-the Bangalore made Satya will have “(BNG)” printed on the packaging and a logo of a green shoot with the word “Earth” under it in cursive on the side of the box. Bangalore made Satya will also have a different “S” logo, either a tall S in a circle or a flowing, wide S written in multi-layered calligraphy, also in a circle. The Mumbai made Satya will have (MUM) on the packaging and the “S” logo will be comprised of two interlocking “C” style shapes. The Mumbai Satya is okay, but all scents are similar and tend to be quite soapy/smokey. The Bangalore Satya has more massala on the stick and a richer, more flavourful scent that will give a longer burn time and a more satisfying, room filling output. I have been burning Bangalore made Satya sticks on and off since the early 1990s. Nag Champa is an absolute classic and an era defining incense the modern iteration is a little different to the original (Goloka Nag Champa is the closest to the 1990s Nag Champa that I’ve found over the last few years) but it’s still a great stick. Super Hit (included here, along with Nag Champa and a host of other treats) is another classic, slightly sweeter and more dense than Nag Champa but with an equally pleasing scent profile. There are so many sticks here for an absolute steal of a price. I’ve always found Satya BNG incense to be a great “daily driver” stick and a really good, affordable intro to the world of incense. I’ve burned all manner of more expensive and esoteric incense over the years (Fred Soll’s and Japanese Saidaikoh temple incense being my favourites, expensive and hard to find in the UK though!) but I’ve always come back to Satya BNG for a great value incense that just works.

Good selection of smells. The incense sticks burn for a relatively long time between 30 minutes and an hour. You may get these at a cheaper price elsewhere at a local supplier but they may not be of the same quality in my experience. There are some sweet smells as well. They fit on most burners/ Ash catchers. I would recommend this product.

Smell great, they are authentic and the same as I get from a more expensive shop down town

I love them dont get me wrong, but I really cannot distinguish the scents. Perhaps the Cinnamon is a little sweeter, but where they are bundled together, they take on each others scents, kinda like mixing all your play do into one to make them all brown! lol But I do love the scent, even if they are pretty much all the same!

Tona of choice. I bought this a good while ago and it's still barely used. There are a ton of incense sticks in the packaging and each are labelled and held wothing their own little box. Normals length, not much smoke content but a massive amount of relaxing scent. I found this a great value for money and each box, along with the full box has a label of authenticity. Highly recommended for top notch relaxation.

Strong smelling and great value

Great items as described, so many different smells in love setting one of these every night it makes me feel peaceful

These are my favourite incense sticks , been buying for a long time , got them on a deal , great buy .