The 12 most commonly used 'grain' incense, 100% natural, to be burned on charcoal*, sold by weight according to instructions. All the main grain incense gathered in a few photos, perfect! Sold in 80g units or in full boxes of 200 to 500 grams!

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Caution: Burning any type of organic material, including incense, always releases a minimal amount of toxic substances. In fact, when incense is left to smolder, incomplete combustion occurs. Always ventilate rooms where incense is burned.

Information about incense:

Frankincense creates an atmosphere conducive to meditation. Its comforting effect is suitable for people who are overworked or anxious.

Copal Agathis Dammara (origin Southeast Asia)
Copal is considered an energetic shield that can protect against negative energies, unwanted entities, and harmful influences. Its powerful, resinous scent creates a protective barrier that helps maintain a state of balance and spiritual security.

Benzoin is valued for its physical and mental relaxing effects. This resin is traditionally used in exorcisms or to cleanse a space of negative energies. It is a key aromatic in many spiritual practices, where it is valued for promoting mental relaxation.

Palo Santo to ward off negative energies. When this sacred wood is burned, negative energy is purified, peace and harmony are restored, and the connection with Mother Earth is strengthened. According to tradition, Palo Santo has a natural analgesic, anti-stress, and relaxing effect. Palo Santo has a pleasant, refreshing and uplifting scent.

The aroma of Palo Santo can help clear your aura and/or promote positive feelings and joy. Myrrh Gum Commiphora Myrrha (origin Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia)

Dammar Shorea wiesneri (origin Indonesia, Philippines and East India)

Sandalwood (Pterocarpus Soyauxii) incense powder from Africa. This type of incense is used in purification rituals, to eliminate negative energies that can block the flow of energy, either in the space in which we live or at the level of the individual Aura. Very suitable for shamanic rituals.

Styrax Styracaceae / styrax calamitus (Indonesia, Sumatra). Styrax, is a fragrant resin that is derived from certain tree species, and is used either as incense or in herbal medicine. Originally sourced from Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean regions, it was extracted only from the styrax tree (Styrax officinalis).

Then the extraction of most of this resin was carried out on other trees whose resins have a similar scent (but are not related to the styrax tree), such as Liquidambar orientalis and Liquidambar styraciflua.

Myrrh, (Commiphora myrrha - Nees) is a natural gum that forms after tapping the trunk of Commiphora myrrha, a small tree that grows primarily in Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, and Eritrea. Trees growing in the wild are regularly tapped by natives.

Protection Blend: Olibanum gum (Boswellia papyrifera) Myrrh gum (Commiphora Myrrha) Benzoin gum (Styrax benzoin) Styrax (Styracaceae styrax calamitus)

Purification Mix: Gum Olibanum Boswellia papyrifera (origin Eritrea, Ethiopia and Sudan) Gum Myrrh Commiphora Myrrha (origin Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia) Gum Benzoin Styrax benzoin (origin Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia) Sandalwood Pterocarpus soyauxii Taub (origin West Africa.

Protection Blend: Olibanum gum (Boswellia papyrifera) Myrrh gum (Commiphora Myrrha) Benzoin gum (Styrax benzoin) Styrax (Styracaceae styrax calamitus)

Ritual Blend: Gum Olibanum Boswellia papyrifera (origin Eritrea, Ethiopia and Sudan) Gum Myrrh Commiphora Myrrha (origin Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia) Gum Benzoin Styrax benzoin (origin Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia)