"Incense" is a substance that is burned to produce a fragrant aroma. It is often used for religious ceremonies, spiritual practices, aromatherapy, and meditation. Incense can come in various forms, such as sticks (agarbatti), cones (dhoop batti), coils, or resin. The term is commonly used in English to describe a range of aromatic materials that are burned to release pleasant scents. The smoke produced by burning incense is often considered symbolic and is believed to have purifying or calming effects in various cultural and religious traditions.
