Satjya Natjaru - Ancient Egyptian Beauty

03/12/2026

Frankincense Self‑Lighting Incense inspired by the sacred beauty rituals of ancient Egypt. A warm, resinous aroma that purifies the space and elevates meditation, self‑care, and spiritual practice—no charcoal required.

Burn the sacred scent of frankincense as it was offered in Ancient Egyptian temples. This self‑lighting incense delivers a rich, resinous aroma without the need for charcoal—perfect for ritual, meditation, and daily spiritual practice.

11/23/2025

With Kyrllos Eskandar-Egypt Tourguide – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

11/23/2025

With KING Tutankhamun – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

10/26/2025

Announcing our new partnership with Dendera, providing us with authentic Egyptian natron and Nile clay for our products. We will also offer our scents for their expanding line of Natron and Nile Mud products

10/24/2025

Our new partner Dendera, offering authentic natron and Nile earth for our products

06/15/2025

Our natron bath salts are again available

Natron is a naturally occurring mineral composed mainly of sodium carbonate decahydrate, sodium bicarbonate, sodium chloride, and sodium sulfate. It has been historically significant, especially in ancient Egypt, where it was used for mummification, cleaning, and even early forms of soap. Our natron...

01/01/2025

Due to repeated complaints, Satjya Natjaru will no longer carry its fragrance oils until further notice. Artifical chemicals will never be used to compete with today's fragrances, but further research into extracting the essential oils from our products continues.

Due to the complexity of the fragrant oil production process, purchasing extracts and making essential oil blends is not an option.

11/24/2023

Our reformulated Ka Hr Ka Soap is back in stock!

Combining the topical antimicrobial, inflammation-reducing, moisturizing, skin tightening, age-defying, and disinfectant properties of Ka’ Hr Ka’ with a handmade, all-natural, and synth…

10/20/2023

With this evidence, we will be doing some experiments in our scent formulations, as antiu is an ingredient in many recipes

Residues from 2,500-year-old ceramic vessels still contain the ingredients used by craftsmen to embalm the dead.

10/16/2023

After several days of fermentation, the first two mixtures are combined and cooked for at least an hour. Meanwhile, a third mixture of honey and frankincense are also cooked. They are then combined and left to rest for at least a day. Myrrh is then added, and the kyphi is dried and cured for a month before it is ready to be used.

10/12/2023

Day 1 of making Kyphi Incense. Two mixtures are left to ferment for at least a day to break down the components and unlock their effectiveness in promoting sleep and dreams.