Copal is a resin that is revered by many cultures, and has been used since ancient times. It was used in ceremonies to help clear energy, for purification and protection. Copal is native to Mexico and Central American, and is considered a sacred resin or ‘blood of the trees’. The Mayan and Aztec cultures used this for divination, and to give homage and offering to their gods.
Copal resin comes from the hardened sap of a tree (Protium copal/Burseraceae), and the pitch pine tree (Pinus pseudostrobus) during the mid stage of polymerization and hardening, between the ‘gummier’ forms, and Amber. This aromatic resin has its name derived from the Nahuatl language of copalli, meaning ‘incense’. There are different types of Copal and colors ranging from a milky white, to a rich golden, a deep darker color, and Mayan. Copal is also found in other countries, and is utilized for its medicinal properties and ceremonial rituals.
Size: 1oz. tin Granular form, with larger pieces * 100% Authentic White Copal.
How to use: Use a fire safe holder such as an Abalone shell or brass burner, and put sand in the bottom. Place a piece of charcoal in the fire proof holder, and ignite the charcoal. Place the resin on top of the charcoal using tongs (for safety). Perfect for meditation and prayer work, and your Smudging practice!
Caution: Charcoal Burn Warning: Please use caution when using charcoal disks. (Discs will continue to burn even though they may look snuffed out). Use appropriate holders to securely burn, and never leave burning incense or resin unattended. Do not place near anything that can cause a fire. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Crystals/Stones and display not included. Size of Copal shown for color. Listing for (1).
The White Copal incense Resin is sustainable harvested with care. Your tin will be intuitively chosen, and similar to the one seen in the stock image (Copal size, shape, and color may vary). Display not included.
Crystal Moon, LLC. is not responsible for any damage, loss or injury due to improper usage of candles, charcoal, or incense.
Copal is a resin that is revered by many cultures, and has been used since ancient times. It was used in ceremonies to help clear energy, for purification and protection. Copal is native to Mexico and Central American, and is considered a sacred resin or ‘blood of the trees’. The Mayan and Aztec cultures used this for divination, and to give homage and offering to their gods.
Copal resin comes from the hardened sap of a tree (Protium copal/Burseraceae), and the pitch pine tree (Pinus pseudostrobus) during the mid stage of polymerization and hardening, between the ‘gummier’ forms, and Amber. This aromatic resin has its name derived from the Nahuatl language of copalli, meaning ‘incense’. There are different types of Copal and colors ranging from a milky white, to a rich golden, a deep darker color, and Mayan. Copal is also found in other countries, and is utilized for its medicinal properties and ceremonial rituals.
Size: 1oz. tin Granular form, with larger pieces * 100% Authentic White Copal.
How to use: Use a fire safe holder such as an Abalone shell or brass burner, and put sand in the bottom. Place a piece of charcoal in the fire proof holder, and ignite the charcoal. Place the resin on top of the charcoal using tongs (for safety). Perfect for meditation and prayer work, and your Smudging practice!
Caution: Charcoal Burn Warning: Please use caution when using charcoal disks. (Discs will continue to burn even though they may look snuffed out). Use appropriate holders to securely burn, and never leave burning incense or resin unattended. Do not place near anything that can cause a fire. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Crystals/Stones and display not included. Size of Copal shown for color. Listing for (1).
The White Copal incense Resin is sustainable harvested with care. Your tin will be intuitively chosen, and similar to the one seen in the stock image (Copal size, shape, and color may vary). Display not included.
Crystal Moon, LLC. is not responsible for any damage, loss or injury due to improper usage of candles, charcoal, or incense.
