Frankincense and incense resins, powders, gums, chips
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Incense powders, shavings, gums and resins have been used since the dawn of time for fumigation, purification, rituals and medicinal purposes. 100% natural and fair-trade, here's a vast choice of quality original incense.
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What is incense resin?
These different incenses are obtained from the resins of certain shrubs, such as boswellia for olibanum and commiphora myrrha for myrrh. They are used for fumigation on dedicated charcoal tablets. Our round metal incense holders and censers (which are also ideal for our incense powders, sandalwood shavings and bulk sage) are ideal for this purpose. Resins are also available in powder form.
What are the benefits of resins?
- Acacia This fumigating gum promotes inspiration and spiritual evolution. It diffuses solar and positive energies conducive to joy and healing.
- Olibanum Olibanum smoke soothes tension and purifies the atmosphere. It increases the vibratory rate and extra-sensory perceptions. Olibanum opens the way to spirituality, facilitating meditation and relaxation.
- Benzoin (Djaoui) Black Benzoin brings a sense of security. It acts as a protector and promotes sensuality, eroticism, letting go, relaxation and dreams.
- La Myrrhe rouge</strong > La Myrrhe en fumigation dégage des énergies d’amour et de pureté propices à la sensualité, à l’ouverture, à la relaxation et à la réceptivité. La Myrrhe favorise aussi la fécondité.
- Copal Copal opens to spirituality, broadens perceptions and stimulates imagination and intuition. It brings warmth and promotes creativity.
- Dragon's blood This is one of the most powerful fumigants. It's ideal for purification and protection rituals to dispel negative energies, black magic and bewitchment.
- Black Styrax It has soothing properties that promote relaxation and sleep. It's also ideal for soothing the emotional, especially in cases of shock or hyperemotionality, and for calming aggression. You can also take a look at our Armenian paper notebooks made from benzoin resin, extracted from the styrax tree trunk.
What are the benefits of sandalwood chips?
Sandalwood has soothing properties that have been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries. Anger, emotional stress and hypervigilance induced by emotional shock are calmed and the nervous system is rebalanced. It is thus effective for calming anxiety and mood swings. Sandalwood is also appreciated for its aphrodisiac virtues, creating a sensual and erotic atmosphere.
How to burn resin, powder or shavings?
- Grab your charcoal pellet with a pair of tongs to avoid burning yourself.
- light your coal with a candle, lighter or match until it "crackles". Here: all our candles for rituals and ceremonies
- place your charcoal on a suitable incense holder, such as a round metal holder, a stone censer or an ashtray designed for this purpose
- then place a few pieces on the central part of your charcoal pellet
- Then let the smoke take effect, or take your censer into the rooms you wish to purify.
It's also possible to burn without charcoal, using an essential oil diffuser and a tealight. To do this, remember to pour a little vegetable oil into your diffuser before lighting your candle to prevent the container from splitting under the effect of the heat. This method and appropriate if you want to release less dense smoke, as charcoal produces a lot of it.
You can also burn the powder directly. Simply make a small mound in your incense-holder. Then light the top, let the flame burn for a few seconds and blow (very) gently on it until it goes out, releasing its fragrance.
What are the scents and benefits of church incense?
- 3 wise men Woody and sweet scent. Made from natural resins like frankincense, soothing and purifying, perfect for an atmosphere of meditation and prayer.
- Jesus of Nazareth Gentle, woody, soothing, spiritual. Made from natural and purifying resins
- Notre Dame de Lourdes Soft and floral fragrance, with hints of rose. For an atmosphere of contemplation and prayer.
- Mary Who Unties Knots To find inner peace, for prayer or meditation, these woody and resinous scents accompany and help to untie difficult situations.
- Notre Dame de Lourdes Gentle and floral, this fragrance with notes of rose soothes and creates an atmosphere of contemplation.
- Pontifical Woody and spicy fragrance of frankincense, myrrh and benzoin. Powerful and purifying, for rituals and meditation.
- Père Pio Recueillement and meditation are nourished by a spiritual fragrance that reduces stress and anxiety. Soft and woody fragrance
- Sacré Cœur de Marie Soothing fragrance with floral and resinous notes, ideal for prayer and meditation in complete serenity.
- Sacré Cœur de Jésus Woody and resinous notes for a comforting feeling
- Saint Anthony of Padua A myrrh fragrance for prayer and meditation
- Saint Ange Gardien Woody and resinous scent, thought for prayer and meditation, gently, with a feeling of protection and fullness.
- Saint Gabriel Archangel Woody and resinous scent. Impression of softness in an atmosphere of protection
- Saint Benoit A wood and resin fragrance, soothing and purifying, for prayer and meditation.
- Saint Joseph woody and resinous scent, with notes of sandalwood, for a sacred atmosphere
- Saint Raphael Archangel A feeling of protection and well-being with this soft and soothing scent, with woody and resinous notes.
- Sainte Rita Floral and resinous notes for quiet prayer or meditation
- Sainte Thérèse Sweet, spiritual floral fragrance and ideal for prayer and meditation.
- Vierge Noire Soft, woody and resinous fragrance, for a sacred atmosphere of communion.
Precautions for use
- Use a suitable incense-holder
- never leave incense burning unattended
- keep incense well away from flammable materials such as curtains, clothes, etc.
- incense should be used in a ventilated room and aired daily.
- do not ingest
History of incense
Originally, incense was used in the form of resin collected by incising the bark of the boswellia serratamore commonly known as the "incense tree". Incense was first used in ancient Egypt for mummification and medicinal purposes. These were raw, unworked incenses. Their use continued beyond the Greek and Roman worlds, as part of sacred rites. The resin is still used today in incense burners for religious ceremonies. Incense is mentioned more than twenty times in the Bible and the Koran, and was one of the gifts offered by the Magi to Jesus. It has been used for over 5,000 years in Ayurvedic medicine for, among other things, its anti-inflammatory properties, which are of growing interest to Western medicine.Continue your visit
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