Description and use -
Hawan, also known as Havan or Yagna, is a sacred fire ritual in Hinduism where offerings are made to the fire while mantras are recited. It is performed to purify the environment, invoke blessings, and offer gratitude to the deities.
In a Hawan Pooja, a "Hawan stick" generally refers to an incense stick or agarbatti used during the ritual. It is a fragrant stick made from a paste of aromatic materials, often used to purify the environment and create a pleasant atmosphere during the ceremony.
These sticks are offered to the fire by chanting shlokas that invariably end with a 'swahaa'.
Havan is the oldest form of Hindu prayer, a religious ceremony to merge all wishes and requests with the universe sree vinayak pooja.
Completely dry wood for easy cooking and burning. Clean and good for purifying the atmosphere.

Specifications -
Havan sticks, Havan firewood for Puja.
Dry Habano Wood 500g Grams.
Wooden sticks to start a fire in a Puja.
Pure and 100% natural sticks for any type of Puja, Havan