Kewda fragrance oil for agarbatti and dhoop carries the sweet, green and honey-like aroma of the kewda (screwpine) flower. It is used for puja and festive incense ranges.
| Synonyms | Kewra fragrance oil, screwpine fragrance, kewda agarbatti perfume |
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| Minimum order | 0 |
| HSN code | 3302 |
| Dispatch from | Kolkata, West Bengal |
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Kewda fragrance oil for agarbatti and dhoop carries the sweet, green and honey-like aroma of the kewda (screwpine) flower. It is used for puja and festive incense ranges.
Scent profile: a bright green opening, a sweet floral heart with a honeyed touch, and a soft, slightly powdery base. Many buyers know the smell from kewda water used in homes.
Supplied as a ready-to-use compound for incense makers, not as natural kewda attar. Strength and colour are shared with the quotation, and a COA can be sent on request. Dipping ratio and masala dose are fixed after a trial on your sticks. A free sample or trial quantity can be discussed. IFRA documentation is available on request. We supply trial packs, cans and bulk drums.
Keep drums and bottles sealed, upright and away from sunlight and heat sources. Use clean, dry tools to draw material so no water enters the pack. Handle with gloves and eye protection, keep away from flame and children, and follow the SDS for spills and first aid.
Need the grade, pack size or price? Send an enquiry or WhatsApp +91 92303 82749. COA and SDS are available on request.
No. This is a compound fragrance oil made for incense. Natural kewda attar is a distilled product and is much costlier.
Yes. Both spellings are used for the same screwpine flower aroma.
It works in dipped and masala agarbatti and in dhoop. Its sweet green note also blends well with other florals.
Run a trial with your raw battis or masala. We can suggest a starting range based on your process.