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Resin grains for burning, 50 g black and gold jar
Resin grains for burning, 50 g black and gold jar
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A small black and gold metal jar filled with resin grains to burn on a charcoal: frankincense and myrrh, classics since Antiquity, but also benzoin, guggal, amber and the “three kings” blend.
Jar of about 50 g (45 to 50 g).
6 variants available: choose your resin above.
Good to know: You will need a resin charcoal and a small bowl filled with sand (not included).
In a few words
- Frankincense: resinous, balsamic, fresh and spicy
- Benzoin: vanilla-scented and balsamic
- Guggal: resinous, balsamic
- Myrrh: resinous, earthy, slightly bitter
- Amber: resinous, sweet, warm
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Product details
- Contents: Jar of about 50 g (45 to 50 g).
- Composition: Tree resin (the “three kings” blend combines several resins), with no other ingredient stated.
- Photos: Shown as a guide: the item may differ slightly from the photo (shade, design, finish); smudge sticks, wood and handmade items are unique
How to use it
Light a resin charcoal with a flame, wait until it is covered with a grey film, place it on a bed of sand in a small heat-resistant bowl, then put a few resin grains on top. The charcoal and the bowl become very hot. Never leave burning incense unattended. Place it on a non-flammable holder (incense holder, small bowl, ash catcher), away from curtains, paper and any flammable object. Air the room during and after burning. Keep it out of reach of children and animals. People sensitive to smoke (asthma, allergies, pregnancy) should avoid burning it in an enclosed space.
Care
Store the incense in its original packaging, in a dry place, away from heat, direct light and damp, to preserve its scent.
Delivery and returns
Shipped in a plain parcel with tracking. You have 14 days from receipt to change your mind. An item that arrives damaged will be replaced or refunded: write to us with a photo.
Symbolism and tradition
Tree resins (frankincense, myrrh, benzoin, copal…) have been burned in temples and homes since Antiquity. They are associated, according to tradition, with contemplation and celebration. This is cultural symbolism, not a promise of results.
This symbolism is a matter of tradition. It is neither a promise of results nor medical advice.
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