Ganesha's Garden Bliss – Sustainable Bulk Incense
Ganesha's Garden Bliss – Sustainable Bulk Incense
Ganesha's Garden Bliss – Sustainable Bulk Incense
Ganesha's Garden Bliss – Sustainable Bulk Incense

Ganesha's Garden Bliss – Sustainable Bulk Incense

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Bliss

Scent Type: Tropical Floral

Key Notes: White Florals, Tuberose, Vanilla, Sandalwood

Sustainably crafted to bring warmth and serenity to any space, Bliss is a lush tropical floral that captures the essence of sun-drenched gardens and gentle ocean breezes. 

A radiant floral with a soft tropical heart.

Bliss combines the rich intensity of white florals, tuberose, and plumeria with creamy vanilla and smooth sandalwood. The result is both bold and comforting, a fragrance that feels like sunlight on skin and lingers with an elegant warmth your customers will return for again and again.

Thoughtfully made, from start to finish.

Each incense stick begins with a sustainably grown bamboo core and is finished with a natural paste of reclaimed rubberwood powder and Indian laurel bark gum, a traditional botanical binder. Once sun-dried, the incense is infused with our proprietary Bliss blend to deliver a clean, consistent burn and a luxurious tropical aroma.

Each 11" stick burns for approximately one hour. 100 sticks per package

Our incense is made using reclaimed, sustainably harvested wood waste.

Our incense starts with a sustainably grown bamboo stick. A thick paste of reclaimed rubber tree wood powder, Indian laurel bark powder (a natural gum, also known as jiggat), and water are coated onto the stick. The sticks are sun-dried for several days and then infused with a blend of oils unique to each scent.

Reclaimed rubber tree wood powder(Hevea brasiliensis), Indian laurel bark powder(Litsea glutinosa), bamboo, essential, and perfume oils

Our incense is made using sustainably harvested rubber tree waste wood reclaimed from the furniture-making industry. Plantation-grown rubber tree wood is harvested after 25-30 years, once its rubber production has dwindled. That wood is used in the furniture industry, we reclaim the sawdust and remnant wood, and use it to produce our incense.

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