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Incense Resin & Charcoal Kit
£20.29Incense Resin & Charcoal KitEverything you need to start burning resins! We find that Frankincense resin is usually the most popular, but there are lots of other resins out there including Myrrh & Copal if you'd like to try these for variety... -
Premium Frankincense Resin (Boswellia Sacra)
£5.32 - £22.13Premium Frankincense Resin (Boswellia Sacra)This frankincense is collected by local farmers in Somalia. The quality of Somalian frankincense is well known. You will find both smaller and slightly larger pieces in this packet. If using charcoal discs to... -
Excelsior Charcoal Tablets
£1.75 - £10.32These charcoal tablets or briquettes come in a pack of 10 sealed in a foil wrapper, each tablet is approximately 33mm in diameter. You can buy these as a single tube, or a box of 8 tubes. The charcoal is coated with a special material which means that it... -
Abbey Resin Granules (Prinknash Abbey) & 5 Charcoal Discs
£3.85Abbey Resin Granules (Prinknash Abbey) & 5 Charcoal DiscsThese Prinknash Abbey Resin granules are made from a blend of pure frankincense mixed with natural oils.Weight: Weight of the incense only (excluding packaging and charcoal discs) is about... -
Basilica Resin Granules (Prinknash Abbey) & 5 Charcoal Discs
£4.16Weight: Weight of the incense only (excluding packaging and charcoal discs) is about 60 grams.Safety note: Never leave unattended. Do not place container on flammable surface. Please be careful to let the charcoal disc go completely cold before... -
Sanctuary Resin Granules (Prinknash Abbey) & 5 Charcoal Discs
£3.85Weight: Weight of the incense only (excluding packaging and charcoal discs) is about 60 grams.Safety note: Never leave unattended. Do not place container on flammable surface. Please be careful to let the charcoal disc go completely cold before... -
Cathedral Resin Granules (Prinknash Abbey) & 5 Charcoal Discs
£3.85Weight: Weight of the incense only (excluding packaging and charcoal discs) is about 60 grams.Safety note: Never leave unattended. Do not place container on flammable surface. Please be careful to let the charcoal disc go completely cold before... -
Frankincense Resin Granules (Priory, Prinknash Abbey) & 5 Charcoal Discs
£3.85Weight: Weight of the incense only (excluding packaging and charcoal discs) is about 60 grams.Safety note: Never leave unattended. Do not place container on flammable surface. Please be careful to let the charcoal disc go completely cold before... -
Myrrh Resin (80g)
£10.21Many ancient cultures referred to myrrh as the fragrance or sensuousness of the earth. The myrrh tree grows on rocky hillsides in barren and dry locations. The tree can grow up to 10m in height and has gnarled, sparsely covered branches. Each year a... -
Palo Santo Resin (15g)
£11.41These little bags of Palo Santo Resin are great a great way to infuse the scent of Palo Santo into a room. Palo Santo is known for clearing bad energy, providing spiritual protection and bringing good luck. To burn the resin as an incense you need... -
Copal Resin (80g)
£6.59Copal is a resin from the tree of the same name which grows in Mexico and Central America. It is burned as an incense for "Purification and Protection".Copal Gum, is also know as Agathis DammaraAmount in Jar: 80gThe Copal Tree is... -
Dragons Blood Resin Powder (1/2 oz - 14 grams)
£7.60This dramatic sounding resin isn't quite what the name suggests! Dragon's Blood resin generally comes from the fruits of climbing palm trees, such as Daemonorops Draco, in areas of tropical Asia. The fruit of the trees is covered in scales and the bright...
Incense Resins
Incense resins are naturally occurring substances such as frankincense, copal, dragon's blood and myrrh that are harvested from trees. The resin is usually obtained from live trees via “tapping”. This is done in a sustainable way so that the tree continues to thrive.
Fresh resins are often fragrant although some resins do not give much scent off until they are burnt. The best way to burn incense resins is to put them onto a hot charcoal disc. Normally only a sprinkle is needed. If you put too much on top then it can smother the charcoal discs. Allow the discs five minutes to get up to temperature before putting the resin on top.
Many resins such as frankincense are used in a variety of beauty and perfumed products and can also be used to make oils such as Frankincense Essential Oil.
We also sell authentic church resins made by the monks at Prinknash Abbey in Gloucestershire. They export their incense worldwide and as such, these blends are used in churches all over the world. The recipes are top secret, so we cannot even tell you the exact ingredients. But frankincense forms the base.