Resin Incense

Resin incense is the pure, natural form of incense, made from the dried sap of trees like frankincense, myrrh, and copal. It does not burn on its own and must be heated to release its fragrance, typically on a charcoal disc or in a specialized burner. This ancient form of incense produces a richer, more natural scent than incense sticks.

What resin incense is

Natural origin:

It consists of the aromatic sap, bark, or wood from trees and plants
Pure and raw:

Unlike incense sticks, which may include synthetic materials, resin incense is a single, natural ingredient. Examples of common resins:
Frankincense, myrrh, benzoin, copal, and dragon's blood are some of the most frequently used.Distinctive fragrance:
It isnown for having a stronger and more lingering scent than many processed incense sticks.

ow to use it

Charcoal method:
Place a charcoal disc in a heat-resistant burner, such as a censer or a bowl filled with sand. Ignite the charcoal and wait until it is glowing red. Place a small amount of resin on top of the hot charcoal to heat it.

Electric or tealight burner method:
Use a special electric or tealight-powered burner with a metal basket. Place a few pieces of resin directly on the basket over the heat source.

Be cautious, as these burners can become very hot.