Melting Aromas
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| Private | |
| Industry | Incense manufacturing |
| Founded | 2024 |
| Founder | Atif Syed |
| Headquarters | Bengaluru, India |
Area served | India |
| Products | Incense sticks, dhoop sticks, backflow cones |
| Website | https://meltingaromas.in/ |
Melting Aromas is an Indian incense manufacturing business based in Bengaluru, India. The company operates within the traditional agarbatti (incense sticks) sector, which has long been associated with religious, cultural, and household practices in India. The business draws on a multi-generational family background in fragrance and incense production.
History
Melting Aromas is reported to draw on a family legacy in fragrance and incense that traces back several generations. According to press coverage, the origins of the enterprise date back to early 20th-century fragrance craftsmanship, beginning with Attar Syed Khasim and the creation of the Kashmir Gulab scent. Over the decades, the family expanded into various fragrance-related ventures before establishing Melting Aromas in 2024 under Syed Atif, Syed Kashif, and Syed Tousif.
The company is noted for incorporating sustainable practices such as recycling discarded wedding flowers into its incense products as part of its production
Products
Melting Aromas manufactures incense products such as agarbatti (incense sticks), dhoop sticks, and backflow incense cones. The company combines traditional hand-rolling methods with modern production techniques. It also reports the use of recycled flower materials in parts of its manufacturing process.
The fragrances produced by the company include floral, woody, and herbal blends, which are commonly associated with religious rituals, meditation, and domestic use in India.
Industry background
Incense sticks, commonly referred to as agarbatti, have a long history in India and are widely used in temples, homes, and cultural ceremonies. India is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of incense products, with the industry supporting a significant number of small-scale and cottage-level manufacturers. The sector plays an important role in rural employment and export markets.
The Indian incense industry has evolved over time, incorporating new materials, production technologies, and sustainability-focused practices alongside traditional methods.
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