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Derived mostly from trees of the Burseraceae family (such as Protium copal and Bursera species) found in Central and South America, Africa, and other tropical regions.
Burned in resin or stick form for its sweet, piney, woody, and earthy fragrance, which is believed to ground and cleanse energy
Historically burned by ancient Maya, Aztec, and other Mesoamerican cultures during religious ceremonies and rituals. It is still used today in events like Día de Muertos to purify spaces and honor ancestors
10 sticks
Derived mostly from trees of the Burseraceae family (such as Protium copal and Bursera species) found in Central and South America, Africa, and other tropical regions.
Burned in resin or stick form for its sweet, piney, woody, and earthy fragrance, which is believed to ground and cleanse energy
Historically burned by ancient Maya, Aztec, and other Mesoamerican cultures during religious ceremonies and rituals. It is still used today in events like Día de Muertos to purify spaces and honor ancestors
10 sticks