Kit comparison

Find Your Formulation

Both kits yield 100% natural, hand-rolled botanical incense using pure wood bases and makko binder. Choose the blend that matches your aromatic preference and ritual space.

Side by side

Rosha vs. Purba

One is warm, floral, and forgiving. The other is deeper, darker, and more technical. Neither is a generic fragrance-oil kit.

FeatureRoshaPurba
Primary scent profileWarm, spicy, floralDeep and Grounding
Base woodIndian Red SandalwoodBlack Agarwood
Heart botanicalsGround rose petals and Himalayan Masalafine ground jasmine blossoms and highland lavender
Resin profileFrankincenseBittersweet myrrh
Essential oil vialPure sandalwood oilPure jasmine oil
Finished colorNatural terracotta redMatte jet black
Burn characterActivating, warm, sweetHeavy, lingering, velvety
Stick yieldAround 25 thick hand-rolled sticksAround 25 thick hand-rolled sticks
Average burn timeAround 30 to 45 minutesAround 50 to 60 minutes
Dough textureVery smooth and pliableDense timber, holds moisture well
Difficulty levelBeginner friendlyIntermediate
Rosha DIY incense kit with red botanical materials

Choose Rosha if...

You prefer warm floral spice, want a forgiving first dough, and are crafting for afternoon quiet time or sunset relaxation.

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Dark incense ingredients and botanicals for Purba incense kit

Choose Purba if...

You love deep resinous temple smoke, want a naturally black stick, and are crafting for focus, evening space clearing, or grounding.

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