Frankincense & Myrrh Resin Incense- 1.0oz

Description Our Frankincense & Myrrh Resin Incense brings together two of the most time-honored aromatic resins. Frankincense has been used for thousands of years in spiritual and ceremonial practices, prized for its clean, resinous aroma when burned. Myrrh has a history of use in spiritual and ritual contexts as well, often paired with frankincense due to their synergistic qualities. This resin blend is created to be burned on charcoal, releasing the natural aroma of both resins as they gently warm and soften. Its use spans meditation, prayer, spiritual practice, or anytime you seek a traditional incense experience rooted in history. Whether used alone or alongside other ritual tools, this classic combination remains one of the most enduring and widely sought-after resin incense blends. �� WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT Traditional resin pairing — frankincense myrrh Used for centuries in spiritual and ceremonial contexts Created to be burned on charcoal Classic choice for meditation, prayer, or ritual incense Simple, time-tested resin formula �� HOW TO USE Light a charcoal tablet until it begins to spark Place the charcoal in an incense burner or fireproof dish Allow the charcoal to fully ash over (about 2 minutes) Add a small amount of resin incense on top of the charcoal The resins will begin to soften and release aromatic smoke After use, ensure the charcoal is fully extinguished by soaking with water. Keep away from flammable objects, children, and pets. �� IDEAL FOR Meditation & prayer Ritual and ceremonial burning Those who enjoy classic resin incense Traditional incense users �� PRODUCT DETAILS Contents: Frankincense & Myrrh resin incense Weight: 1 oz Burn Method: Charcoal (recommended) Price: $5.95 Ingredients: Frankincense resin, Myrrh resin �� STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container to preserve freshness. �� SUSTAINABILITY & PACKAGING Minimal packaging to reduce waste Resealable bags to maintain freshness Natural materials harvested by hand using traditional methods Trees are not destroyed during harvesting Harvested seasonally and responsibly