Resin incense Frankincense

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

Frankincense resin has a storied past that stretches back over 5,000 years, deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural practices of ancient civilizations. Harvested from the Boswellia tree, frankincense was once so valuable it was dubbed "liquid gold." It was used by the Egyptians in rituals, burned during sacred ceremonies in temples across the Middle East, and offered as a gift of great significance.

The aroma of frankincense is warm, balsamic, and slightly citrusy, making it a favorite for meditation and sacred rituals. Its smoke is believed to elevate spiritual consciousness, purify the air, and provide a connection to the divine. Often used for grounding, cleansing, and protection, frankincense incense helps create a serene and focused atmosphere, ideal for prayer, deep meditation, or any spiritual work where clarity and sacredness are needed.

Let frankincense guide your senses to a higher plane, cleansing your space and inviting spiritual blessings with every fragrant curl of smoke.

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 the Iron Charcoal Burner. Pair with Myrrh Resin, its oldest companion. More in resin incense.

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.