Goloka Root Chakra (Vishuddha) Incense Sticks (15g)

Goloka Vishuddha Incense Sticks belong to Goloka's Chakra Series, a line of hand-rolled masala sticks numbered and named for each of the seven chakras. Vishuddha, the throat chakra, is marked here in deep blue with its lotus symbol printed on the box, alongside the seed sound "Ham" and the guiding word "Truth." Each stick is built on a bamboo core, hand-coated in a fragrant masala paste, and the box itself discloses the fragrance directly as Sandalwood and Sage. The result is a cool, dry, herbal-woody smoke, calm rather than sweet, with none of the heavier resinous weight of some other incense styles.

The throat chakra is traditionally associated with clear communication, honest expression, and the confidence to speak one's own truth. Vishuddha incense is commonly burned to support these qualities during meditation, journaling, or any practice centred on creative expression and knowledge, and its clean Sandalwood-Sage character is well suited to that steady, clarifying use rather than anything heavily ceremonial.

Key Properties
Form: Incense Sticks
Brand: Goloka
Material: Bamboo, Charcoal, Herbs, Fragrance & Essential Oils
Fragrance Type: Woody, Herbal
Scent Profile: Sandalwood, Sage
Burn Time: 45+ minutes per stick
Approximate Size: 200mm (7.9in)
Quantity: 10-12 Sticks
Net Weight: 15 g
Listing: Single unit (1 box)

AuturaSol Standard
Each product is selected for its quality, character, and aromatic integrity. Natural variation in fragrance intensity, smoke volume, burn character, and resin composition may occur between individual cups and production batches. Burn time is approximate and will vary depending on environmental conditions, airflow, and placement. Every product is inspected to reflect its true character; however, lighting conditions, screen settings, and natural variation may cause slight differences in appearance. If you have any questions before completing your purchase, we're always here to help. Where authenticity meets beauty, we tell you exactly what you're holding. Incense burns down from the tip, dropping hot ash and embers as it goes - place it in a stable, heat-resistant holder away from drafts and flammable materials, and out of reach of children and pets. Never leave burning incense unattended.