Sandalwood Logs

 

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Sandalwood and Mysore has an inseparable connection.
So what's sandalwood by the way?
This is a tree grown in the forest. The Western Ghat forest region around Mysore had vast reserves of this exotic variety called Indian Sandalwood (Santalum album) or Mysore Sandalwood.
The used part of the tree is its wood. This is used for making many things like for carvings, paste and most importantly for making sandalwood oil. Sandalwood has a  mild yet pleasing aroma. What is unique is the wood piece retains its aroma for many decades.

Sandalwood is a slow growing tree and it takes many decades before it is harvested (by felling the tree).
The oil is extracted from the wood. This is a hugely expensive item to buy ( may be around Rs  700000 a kg ).
Cosmetic industry (soaps, perfumes etc) use them as a natural fragrant. The abundance of sandalwood in Mysore in fact led to the creation of a Government Sandalwood Oil factory around 100 years back by the ruling Maharaja of Mysore, Krishna Raja Wodeyar IV. The factory still produces sandalwood based cosmetics.

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• Sandalwood paste is prepared by grinding sandalwood by hand upon granite slabs (popularly known as Saane kallu in Kannada and Ammi kallu in Malayalam) shaped for the purpose. With slow addition of water a thick paste results (called Kalabham in South India).
• Sandalwood paste is integral to rituals and ceremonies, to mark religious utensils and to decorate the icons of the deities. It is also distributed to devotees, who apply it to the forehead or the neck and chest.
• In Tirupati temple after religious tonsure, Sandal paste is applied to protect the skin. Sandalwood is considered in Hinduism and Ayurveda to bring one closer to the divine. This ready to apply sandal paste is used widely in major temples of Lord Krishna. Applying on Forheads, Prayer, Rituals, Bathing of gods, Yantras, Rudraksh Beads, Shaligrams-shilas, Malas- Rosaries, Deity idols, Shanks, Abhishkum, Temples.arches related to sandalwood oil is edible and natural#pure sandalwood oil#sandalwood oil price#sandalwood oil amazon#edible sandalwood oil side effects#sandalwood oil benefits for skin#how to make sandalwood oil#sandalwood oil for hair#sandalwood oil for skin whitening#sandalwood essential oil benefits#mysore sandalwood oil uses#sandalwood essential oil #spiritual benefitssandalwood essential oil usesPage navigation#pure sandalwood powderpure sandalwood powder patanjalipure sandalwood powder in bangalorepure sandalwood powder for poojahow to identify pure sandalwood powder#pure sandalwood powder in chennai#indus valley sandalwood powder#sandalwood powder price per kg#sandalwood powder for face#sandalwood powder amazon#pure red sandalwood powder#pure sandalwood oilhow to make sandalwood powder