Incense Resins

Incense resin is a natural aromatic substance derived from the sap of trees, particularly those like frankincense and myrrh. When the tree bark is cut, it exudes a sticky resin that hardens into a solid form. These resins are then burned for their fragrant smoke, releasing a rich, earthy aroma often used in religious ceremonies, meditation, and relaxation practices. Incense resins have been used for centuries in various cultures for spiritual purposes, cleansing spaces, and enhancing mood. Unlike stick or cone incense, resin requires charcoal to burn and produce its aromatic smoke.

We package the resins in either recycled paper bags with a recycled paper sticker to secure the bag.

We try minimise our waste and use of unnecessary plastics.