Frankincense Raw Resin (Boswellia serrata) - 100g

• Botanical Name: Boswellia serrata
• Form: Whole raw resin tears
• Aroma: Resinous, citrusy, balsamic, pine-leaning
• Country Of Origin: India
• Size: 100g

• Charcoal incense and oil warmer use for home aromatics
• Scenting spaces during meditation or quiet rituals
• Resin infusions for a fragrant cup
• Traditional chewing practice in very small pieces

This product is suitable for:

• Incense and resin burner rituals using whole tears
• Aromatic routines such as meditation, breathwork or reflection
• Herbal craft projects such as resin blends, cones or sachets

This product is not for:

• Use around smoke-sensitive people or spaces without strong ventilation
• Unattended burning or use near flammable materials
• Large-quantity internal use

• As a Charcoal Incense: Place a lit charcoal disc in a heat-safe burner and add 1 small tear. Add more as needed.
• As an Oil Warmer: Place 1 small tear in the dish with a little carrier oil and warm gently.
• As a Resin Infusion: Add 2-3 small tears to hot water, steep 5-10 minutes, then strain before drinking.
• As a Chew: Soften a very small piece in the mouth like gum, then discard. Do not swallow.
• Processing Tip: Start small. Frankincense aroma builds quickly, and resin infusions are naturally strong in scent.

• Use heat-safe dishes and burn on a stable surface.
• Never leave burning charcoal unattended.
• Keep away from children and pets during burning.
• Ensure good ventilation, resin smoke may irritate sensitive airways.
• Avoid use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding unless guided by a qualified practitioner.
• For internal use, use only small quantities and seek professional advice if you have a medical condition or take medication.

Q: Does the resin dissolve fully in hot water?
A: No. It softens and perfumes the water, but it does not fully dissolve, so straining is important.

Q: What is the difference between whole tears and resin powder?
A: Whole tears are easier to portion for charcoal and oil warmers, while powder is often used for cones, blends and faster release on charcoal.

Q: How should it be stored to keep the aroma fresh?
A: Keep it sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours.