Shiv Shakti camphor, agarbatti and dhoop

Tablets, slabs, pouches, agarbatti jars, dhoop cones and sambrani cups — shot plainly against a clean background so you can see the grain of the camphor, the finish of the sticks and the seal on the pack before you order.

Product studio
March 2025
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Our range, up close

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Shiv Shakti aarti camphor tablets, 100g jar — **Aarti camphor tablets, 100g** The pack most homes buy — a hundred grams of pressed tablets in a sealed jar.

Shiv Shakti camphor tablets, 20g pack — **The 20g travel pack** Small enough for a puja bag or a hotel room, sealed the same way as the big jars.

A Shiv Shakti camphor slab — **Camphor slab** A slab burns longer than tablets, which is why temple aartis prefer it.

Shiv Shakti Bhimseni camphor, 100g — **Bhimseni camphor, 100g** Bhimseni is the softer, cooler-burning grade — the one used for abhishek and for cooling rooms.

Shiv Shakti aarti camphor pouch, ten rupees — **The ₹10 aarti pouch** The counter pouch — the size that moves fastest in a puja store.

Shiv Shakti Shivpriyay agarbatti jar — **Shivpriyay agarbatti jar** A hundred sticks in a screw-top jar, so the fragrance does not leak into the cupboard.

Shiv Shakti agarbatti gift box — **The agarbatti gift box** Our Diwali box — five fragrances, wrapped and ready to send.

Shiv Shakti dhoop cone jar — **Dhoop cones in a jar** Cones light quicker than sticks and leave a firmer ash — easier to clear off a plate.

Shiv Shakti cup sambrani box, 150g — **Cup sambrani, 150g box** The cup holds the sambrani together, so the smoke rises instead of scattering.

Shiv Shakti 5-in-1 incense sticks pack — **Five fragrances in one pack** Rose, mogra, chandan, kewda and lavender — the pack families buy to try them all.

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The Shiv Shakti camphor workshop in Gorakhpur

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Inside the workshop

Where a tablet is pressed, weighed and sealed — all under one roof in Gorakhpur.

Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh

A festival aarti thali lit with Shiv Shakti camphor

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Festivals and aartis

Diwali counters, temple thalis and the evening lamp at home.

Across India

Sitaram Jaiswal, who founded Shiv Shakti in 1987

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The family and the years

From a single press in 1987 to a name on counters in nine states.

Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh

Our range, up close

Our range, up close

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Inside the workshop

Festivals and aartis

The family and the years

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