Bhimseni Kapoor Aroma Kit

Camphor is the one aromatic that every Indian household already uses, and the one most often sold as a synthetic tablet in a plastic pouch. This kit sells the traditional material, presented properly. Bhimseni kapoor is the camphor the tradition specifies for the aarti flame, set apart from the synthetic tablets common in grocery aisles. The kit offers it in two forms: tablets in a sealed tin for aarti, and crystals in a jar for unlit use. Two brass pieces complete it: a kapoor-dani for the aarti flame, and a cold-diffuser bowl where crystals scent a room without being lit. That dual use is the commercial point. In the puja aisle the kit is an upgrade on loose camphor, with a brass kapoor-dani that customers keep. In the wellness aisle the same kit is a natural, flame-free room aromatic. One product serves two shelves, and the camphor refills bring the customer back to both. The sealed tin and jar matter for export: camphor evaporates in open packaging, and a well-sealed pack arrives at the shelf at full weight. The usage card explains both uses in plain language and makes no medical claims. Volume 3 of the Chaitanya Grantha places Bhimseni camphor in the fragrance layer of a properly stocked puja tray; this kit is that layer in one box. Available for private label with custom packaging. MOQ on request.