Are you looking for a way to transform the atmosphere, get help on a spiritual path or clear the energy of your home?

Try our frankincense resin. Indian frankincense is one of the most valuable incense in the world. Its scent is purifying, harmonises emotions and creates an atmosphere of peace and sacredness.

Treat yourself to a moment of silence and immersion. Light a piece of incense and watch as the space fills with a spiritual aroma. Gently quiets the mind, dissolves restlessness, and evokes a sense of connection with yourself and higher realms of being.

It is ideal before meditation, yoga or prayer. It will create a festive atmosphere for rituals and spiritual practice. Helps you energetically attune your space—perfect when moving into a new home, after an unpleasant visit, or before an important meeting.

But it's also great for those ordinary moments when you need to clear the air, neutralise odors or concentrate while reading, studying and working. Traditionally, frankincense resin was also used in the production of body and household care products.

Our frankincense resin is a purely natural product, free of binders and synthetic fragrances. It offers an authentic experience infused with the legacy of generations past and a spiritual depth that will be cherished by anyone seeking a truly high-quality incense.

Why burn incense

Burning incense is an ancient way to purify space, uplift the mind and induce harmony. The smoke of the resins purifies the air, bringing peace, concentration and spiritual attunement.

Calms, helps harmonise emotions Promotes focus and clarity of mind Accompanies rituals and spiritual practice Brings energetic harmony to your space. Neutralises odours

Instructions for use – how to burn incense

On carbon: Put the quick-lighting carbon in a fireproof container with sand, light it and add a piece of resin. This method is most effective for a quick energetic cleanse, though it produces more smoke and requires ventilation.

On a censer with a mesh screen: The use of special sticks ensures a gentler and longer heating, ideal for meditation or smaller spaces. After burning, remove the resin residue from the sieve with a brush or in warm water.

In an electric incense burner: A convenient, modern and safe heating method that prevents the formation of unpleasantly dense smoke. The incense burner is portable and ensures that the incense blends do not burn out.

Burning tips

For a purer fragrance, we recommend using a mica plate (a thin sheet of mica), which prevents burnt notes and ensures a gentler, longer-lasting scent.

Larger beans can be lightly crushed in a mortar to release the aroma more quickly.

Safety notice

Always use a non-flammable container and keep it out of the reach of children and animals. Do not leave the fire unattended. Take care of ventilation. Do not breathe smoke at close range. Those sensitive to smoke or who are pregnant should burn incense in moderation.

Resin or essential oil?

Resins and essential oils have some common effects, but they differ in many ways.

Incense blends natural resins, herbs, woods, and spices, releasing their aroma through charcoal, a censer, or an incense burner, while essential oils capture the pure essence of plants, filling the air or nurturing the skin when carefully applied.

Unlike essential oils, incense offers an authentic, ‘living’ fragrance with smoky undertones, bringing swift and powerful energetic cleansing to your space while deeply supporting rituals, meditation, women’s circles, and sacred ceremonies.

Choose essential oils when you desire a subtle, long-lasting fragrance for your home or workspace, along with the benefits of aromatherapy Incense is perfect for powerful cleansing, sacred moments, meditation, rituals, and ceremonial practices.

Sacred resin

Frankincense is also known as olibanum, Indian frankincense or salai/shallaki (according to Ayurveda). Sourced from the resin of the Boswellia serrata tree, Indian frankincense thrives in the dry landscapes of central and northern India. The resin is collected by gently incising the bark, and as it dries, it forms delicate ‘tears’ of frankincense.

Its use reaches back thousands of years into history. In ancient Egypt, it was among the most precious aromas used in temple offerings—cherished in embalming rituals and for purifying the home. The smoke of frankincense was seen as a ‘bridge to the heavens’—a symbol of spiritual connection.

Today, frankincense is cherished for its ability to purify space, calm the mind, and evoke a sense of sacredness—whether in meditation, ritual, or the simple moments of everyday life.

It is traditionally attributed masculine, active energy, so according to this view it is suitable for use during the day, unlike myrrh which is preferred at night.

Try also

• Resin copal
• Damar resin
• Lavender flower, organic
• Palo Santo Premium Stick

Recommended storage

Store in a dry, dark and cool place, well sealed (the resin absorbs moisture).

Ingredients

Resinous Frankincense Boswellia serrata

Country of origin

India