Ramesth Ramayana Series – Ayodhya Kand Combo

1 Dhoop Stick | 1 Dhoop Cone | 1 Agarbatti
Fragrance: Kesar Chandan – The Aroma of Royalty and Dharma

Immerse yourself in the serene glory of Ayodhya Kand, a chapter from the Ramayana that
represents the pinnacle of values, sacrifice, and royal dignity. This thoughtfully curated combo from Ramesth by Ras Raj Ji Maharaj brings together one Dhoop Stick, one Dhoop Cone, and one Agarbatti, each infused with the divine and regal fragrance of Kesar Chandan (Saffron Sandalwood).
🏯 About Ayodhya Kand:
The Ayodhya Kand tells the emotional tale of Lord Ram’s exile, King Dashrath’s sorrow, and Bharat’s devotion. It encapsulates the essence of duty, sacrifice, love, and unwavering
righteousness. Lighting this fragrance honors the timeless lesson that true royalty lies in humility and truth.
🌼 Kesar Chandan – Fragrance of the Divine Palace:
● Saffron (Kesar) represents royalty, purity, and sacred devotion.
● Sandalwood (Chandan) is known for its cooling, grounding aroma that evokes peace,
focus, and spiritual clarity.
Together, Kesar Chandan becomes the perfect blend to reflect the grandeur of Ayodhya and the calm strength of Lord Ram.

🔥 Combo Includes:
● ✅ 1 Dhoop Stick – For long-lasting fragrance during deep meditation or evening rituals.
● ✅ 1 Dhoop Cone – Ideal for quick spiritual cleansing before prayers.
● ✅ 1 Agarbatti – Gentle and steady, perfect for daily use and peaceful ambiance.
Each form is handcrafted using premium natural ingredients, free from harmful chemicals, and made to enrich your devotional practice.

✨ Why This Combo? 
● Represents the heart of Ramayana's moral teachings.
● A unique blend of aroma therapy and spiritual storytelling.
● Suitable for pooja rooms, temples, festive gifting or meditative sessions.
● Encapsulates the royal grace and emotional depth of Ayodhya Kand.

🌟 Key Highlights:
● 100% natural and hand-rolled
● Free from harmful chemicals or artificial additives
● Perfect for gifting, travel packs, or daily spiritual use
● Symbolic of Lord Ram’s childhood and the purity of new beginnings