Tanu Bhatnagar
Wet dhoop, infused with ghee and herbs, reflects Shiva’s cosmic fire. At Kashi Vishwanath, it’s crafted from 21 sacred elements—each representing divine energy.
Temples like Somnath use wet dhoop’s dense smoke to cleanse the air. The addition of sea salt reflects its sacred coastal origins and natural purifying strength.
At Mahakaleshwar, dhoop blends with vibhuti during Bhasma Aarti. In Grishneshwar, its upward smoke mirrors Shiva’s eternal flame from earth to sky.
Circle wet dhoop around a home Shiva Linga as done in Ujjain. Bhimashankar-inspired blends use shankh bhasma, deepening your ritual's authenticity.
At Rameshwaram, wet dhoop's scent lingers on ancient stone, echoing Shiva’s promise: “Where my scent dwells, I remain.” Its aroma endures long after prayers end