Wood & resin incense
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Out How about transforming your interior into an oriental palace? The olibanum and bakhour is anatural incense with the irresistible odor of oud. Its fumigation is an olfactory journey. But it'salso a therapeutic session.
-20%Head to India with our Frankincense / Kasturi musk. You will first be transported by itsoriental fragrance with animal and woody notes. Then, you will be soothed and relaxed by its manybenefits.
In our range of incense, find Ethiopia Myrrh. This gum-resinaromatic has an oriental and suave scent, with a sweet touch.
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Have the privilege of perfuming your interior with an ancient incense from afar:Somali frankincense.
Out First choice myrrh resin from Somalia. Its scent reminiscent of lemon and rosemary.Very aromatic, it exalts by the heat of the hand or the breath. Its flavor is quite bitter.
-15%This Asian incense is a sweet and light incense that has purifying and antiseptic virtues.
-25%Yemeni luban frankincense - Boswellia carteri
The ancestral luban frankincense originated in Yemen.
Out Yemeni Myrrh - Commiphora Myrrha
Myrrh is a gum-resin, which is extracted from the bark of the balsam tree called "myrrh tree". It is an anti-bacterial and very powerful analgesic. Myrrh is known to relieve mouth infections such as sore throat or gingivitis. It is also applied to the skin to heal wounds.
Incense resin
These were the most precious gifts one could imagine two millennia ago. In
fact, at the time the incense resin was worth its weight in gold!
What is frankincense resin?
The incense resin naturally cleanses the atmosphere gently. However, it can be
chewed and has a slightly bitter taste, and has a pleasant, very spicy scent.
Used for 6000 years as a flavoring and panacea, this aromatic resin comes from
the tree of the genus Boswellia. However, this shrub only grows between the Horn of Africa and
India, and parts of southern China.
Frankincense resin is known and cited in some religions and described as a
precious gift . True, this high value can also be found in history.
For example, this room fragrance represented a real means of payment and adulation
of high religious dignitaries.
In fact, this high estimate came from difficult harvesting and extraction in addition to
hazardous transport. Thus, due to the preciousness and the transport, a trade route
developed in his country of origin Dhofer (now Oman).
This is also called the incense route. Moreover, in Oman, frankincense is still
considered one of the rarest and most expensive.
Burseraceae (balsam tree) is the frankincense tree family. It seems that its name
comes from the German doctor and botanist Joachim Burser.
The value of frankincense resin is determined by its color, size, and
oil concentration . The most expensive grade, known as hojari, comes from a narrow belt with
a dry microclimate in the Dhofar mountains.
Today, this area is part of what is called the Land of Oliban, a
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Enjoy a subtle product like Copal Blanc Ethiopia which will refresh your interior in
a delicate way. Or Dragon Blood from the fruit of Rotang in India.
How to use incense resin?
Apart from its classic use, you can chew a few pieces and absorb
the active ingredients of the resin. Spit out the gum arabic that remains after chewing and
discard it.
Precautions
When the product is burned, remove any flammable material. Keep out of reach of
children and people with respiratory problems.