Incense Sticks (Aggabathi)

Incense sticks, known as agarbatti in India, are aromatic biotic materials that release fragrant smoke when burned. Used for millennia, they play a central role in spiritual, ceremonial, and aesthetic practices across many cultures, particularly in Hinduism, Buddhism, and East Asia. 
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Construction and composition
Incense sticks are a form of direct-burning incense, meaning they can smolder on their own once ignited. Their construction typically involves: 
A core stick: Often made from bamboo, which acts as a support.
Combustible paste: A thick paste, usually made from the powdered bark of trees like the Litsea glutinosa and charcoal dust, is hand-rolled or machine-coated onto the bamboo core.