Ancient Rome Resin Incense

Burning herbs and resins (aromatic tree sap) is one of the oldest forms of incense. Light some for your morning meditation, during your evening bath ritual or to trick yourself – temporarily – into believing you’re at a yoga retreat far, far away

Ancient Rome: Pontifical incense consists of three types of gum granules: Olibanum, Myrrh and Gum Benjoin. These granules are obtained from different gum trees, in particular the African Boswellia Papyrifera and Commiphora Myrra and the Asian Styrax Benzoin. An Orthodox-style Church resin, it uses an ancient traditional blend of aromatic resins Frankincense, Myrrh, Benzoin and Styrax.

Cotton bag included with order of 2 or more resins

HOW TO USE

Resin incense should always be burned on charcoal tabs specifically designed for incense burning in a flame proof container. Light the charcoal tab on fire from below, some sparking will occur initially. Place the charcoal tab in the holder, then add small pieces of resin to the tab. Feel free to mix scents and continue to add resin as the charcoal burns. Do not leave burning incense unattended. This incense should not be used as a food additive or for pharmaceutical purposes. Please burn in a well ventilated space. 

 Ships from the Norwegian Wood studio in Los Angeles