Boswellia spp
(Frankincense)
Serrata, resin, cut |
Fragrant Boswellia serrata resin granules wild-harvested in India. Traditionally burnt in places of worship to repel negative energy, Frankincense has a heavy, balsamic scent. For smaller weights please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Boswellia spp
(Frankincense)
Carterii, resin, cut |
Very fragrant Boswellia carterii resin granules wild-harvested in Ethiopia/Sudan. Traditionally burnt in places of worship to repel negative energy, Frankincense has a heavy, balsamic scent. For smaller weights please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Bursera graveolens
(Palo Santo)
Peru, wood, resin, whole |
Palo Santo resin, gathered from aged trees, from area Lambayeque, Olmos, Peru. With its mild, soft, slightly sweet and woody aroma, this resin is unmissable in ceremonies and sacred spaces. For this resin in a finer form, please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Canarium luzonicum
(Elemi)
resinoids |
High quality "Manila" Elemi is a deliciously aromatic, soft and sticky resinoid, consisting of a solution of solid resin in essential oil. It has a light, canary-yellow color,and is largely solidified, presenting an opaque and granular fracture. Wood chips and other foreign substances are often found in this resin. |
Canarium strictum
(Dammar)
Indonesia, resin, whole |
Fragrant whole chunks of Dammar resin, harvested in Indonesia. For smaller weights please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Coccus lacca
(Shellac)
shellac, resin |
Shellac is a resinous substance excreted by the females of the lac insect, Laccifer (Tachardia) lacca (formerly Coccus lacca). The crude resin, also called sticklac, undergoes several processing steps to extract useful components. Lac is used in the manufacture of varnishes (shellac), sealing wax (lac wax) and red colorants (lac dye). Origin: India. |
Commiphora myrrha
(Myrrh)
Kenya, resin, cut |
Top quality Myrrh resin wild harvested along the Kenyan/Somalian border. Infused with warm, musky, earthy and woody tones. Myrrh resin, said to be one of the gifts of the three wise men, has been used since ancient times as an incense. For smaller weights, please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Commiphora myrrha
(Myrrh)
Ethiopia, resin, finely cut |
Top quality Myrrh resin fine granules, wild-harvested in Ethiopia. Infused with warm, musky, earthy and woody tones. Myrrh resin, said to be one of the gifts of the three wise men, has been used since ancient times as an incense. For smaller weights and a finer grain, please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Copaifera officinalis
(Mexican Copal)
Copal White, resin, whole |
The white form of Copal has a light, bright, fruity scent. It is said to be cleansing for the spirit and can help with mental and spiritual work. Unlike the other forms, white Copal is harvested as a liquid then left until it's dried out. For smaller weights please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Copaifera officinalis
(Mexican Copal)
Copal Black, resin |
Black or night Copal, as it is sometimes called, has a heavy fragrance. It is often described as mystical and mysterious and is said to carry the "secret energies of the night". Regarded as a grounding and calming fragrance, it can aid in connecting one to the deeper levels of their soul. In Mexico it is burnt in abundance, particularly on the Day of the Dead, when it's said to be used to help souls find their way back home. |
Dacryoides peruviana
(Copal)
Peru, resin |
Mineral resin of the Copal tree, locally called "Copal Blanco", and regarded as the best quality, with an enlightening and refreshing aroma. |
Dacryoides peruviana
(Copal)
Peru, resin, whole |
Whole copal mineral resin from Peru. Excellent quality, with an intensely refreshing fragrance. The larger chunks are easily broken up using a small hammer. For smaller weights please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Dacryoides peruviana
(Copal)
Indonesia, resin |
Whole rocks of Copal resin from Indonesia. |
Nymphaea caerulea
(Blue Lily)
flowers, resin extract 50:1 |
Blue Lily extract 50:1 (semi solid resin). Produced in Thailand (Kanchanabuni) and made from a mix of wild and cultivated Blue Lily flowers. No pesticides are used in the cultivation. The extract is a tarry, resinous substance, produced by hydro-alcoholic extraction. 50 kilo flowers are used to produce 1 kilo of extract. |
Opopanax chironium
(Opopanax)
resin, rocks |
New stock of Opopanax gum resin, from Somalia. |
Pinus balsamea
(Balsam Fir)
resin |
Chunky pieces of Pinus balsamea resin from France. |
Pinus sylvestris
(Pine)
wood, resin, cut |
Pine resin, or "Rosin", also called "Colophony", is the very viscous substance that's left over after all the more volatile substances are distilled from the resin, obtained from the trunks of trees. Rosin is applied to the bows of string instruments like violins. This produces a tacky surface on the bow which, when drawn over the strings, encourages them to resonate and produce sound. Wild harvested in Portugal. For smaller weights please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Styrax benzoe
(Benzoe)
Benzoin, resin, cut |
Highly aromatic pieces of Sumatra Benzoin resin, wild-harvested in Sumatra, Indonesia. Excellent quality. The aroma of this resin is relaxing, soothing and deeply sensual, with notes of sweet vanilla and cinnamon. For smaller weights please see our Sacred Incense range. |
Tetraclinis articulata
(Sandarac)
resin, whole |
Top quality Sandarac resin granules from Morocco. |