
Experience the Sacred Fragrance of Aguru πΊβ¨ Aguru, also known as Agarwood, is a precious and fragrant wood revered in various cultures, especially in the worship of Lord Jagannath. This natural Aguru perfume, traditionally used in Jagannath Puja, offers a divine aroma that uplifts the senses and deepens devotion.
The Significance of Aguru: π Aguru, integral to Jagannath puja, is a key element in the Ballabh Bhog, a special offering during Gopala Ballava Puja. This wood is also used to make incense sticks and perfumes for deity rituals, symbolizing auspiciousness and pleasing Lord Jagannath.
Benefits of Aguru Perfume: πΏ This Aguru perfume, a sacred offering in puja, enhances spiritual practices by creating a serene atmosphere for meditation and prayer. Made from pure Aguru extract, it promotes well-being with its calming and grounding effects, being a rare and valuable fragrance.
How to Use: πΈ For puja, apply a few drops to cotton balls and offer to deities. For personal use, apply on wrists for a lasting fragrance. In aromatherapy, add to diffuser for a calming home ambiance.
Order Your Aguru Perfume Today! π Immerse in the divine aroma of Aguru to elevate your spiritual practice and experience the sacred essence it brings.
| Select Material | natural Aguru |
|---|---|
| Select Parts | 1 Part |
| Select Color | Yellow |
| Select Complimentary | Nirmalya Mahaprasadam + Sanjua |
| Select Handmade | Yes |
| Select Origin | Jagannath Dham,Puri |
| Select Packaging | Bubble wrap + Cardboard box |


The beautifully painted conch
Goddes Laxmi Annd God Vishu Koudi
Sambhu Jagannath Locket
Hara Parbati Marble murti
Raja Rupam (Round Body)
Justkalinga.com Traditional Jodo (Dhoti + Uttariya)
Niradrinath gift hamper
Ghantua: One who ring the bell
Balaji Murti
Snan Darpan: for Shri Jagannath mahaprabhu's bathing rituals
Nilachakra with Stand
Dakhinabarti sankha (Small Size)
Bije kahali For Shri Jagannath Mahaprabhu
Seva Samarpan combo
Shri Krishna Stone Murti
Nila Chakra of shri Jagannath Temple For Your Home
Gaumukhi sankha
The divine Tulasi Kanthi Mali
Alat: The divines hand fan
