Resin incense Dragon's Blood

This incense is derived from natural resins, gums, herbs, and other botanicals.

Dragon's blood resin, derived from the sap of the Dracaena or Daemonorops tree, has long held a place of reputation and reverence in cultures across Asia, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean. Its deep red color and evocative name have linked it to myths of dragons and legendary creatures, with a history that includes use in ancient Roman, Greek, and Indian rituals. Known for its powerful protective properties, dragon’s blood was often used by alchemists and healers for its supposed potency.

When burned, dragon’s blood resin releases a warm, spicy, and slightly sweet aroma that is rich and enveloping. It’s commonly used for boosting the potency of spells, enhancing protection rituals, and creating an aura of courage and strength. Dragon's blood is also effective for banishing negative energies, sealing and protecting spiritual work, and adding a layer of intensity to any ritual. Its uplifting fragrance helps to create an atmosphere of power, courage, and renewal.

Invoke the fiery spirit of dragon’s blood in your space to dispel negativity, enhance spiritual work, and draw in strength and resilience.

How to Burn It

Loose resin does not light on its own. Set a charcoal disc in a censer on sand or ash, light the edge until it sparks across, wait for it to ash over gray, then lay a small pinch of resin on top. Less than you think. Resin smokes hard, and a pinch will scent a room for twenty minutes.

Try It With

Three Kings Charcoal Disks and a Selenite Smudge Bowl to burn it in. Same note in stick form as Satya Dragon's Blood. More in protection and warding.

Safety

Loose resin needs a charcoal disc in a heat safe censer, ideally on a bed of sand or ash so the vessel does not crack. Charcoal runs far hotter than a stick, so never move the burner once lit and keep it well away from children, pets, and anything flammable. Ventilate the room.