Indigenous populations, such as Mayans and Aztecs, used Copal to contact the spirit world. Nowadays, Copal is commonly used in meditation practices and for spiritual cleansing. It is also a huge cultural symbol in the 'Día De Los Muertos' celebrations in Mexico.

Copal incense was made famous by ancient Mexicans and Central American tribes, where these communities burned copal as part of their ceremonies and spiritual offerings. It is still burned by the indigenous people of Mexico and South America during sacred ceremonies, some ceremonies including 'Sweat Lodge' and 'Sacred Mushroom'.

Copal incense is said to help enhance a spiritual atmosphere whilst allowing true connection with the divine. It comes with a wildly refreshing, uplifting scent, which purifies the air whilst removing negative energy. Additionally, copal incense is commonly used as a source of protection, to guard the soul, body, and heart from negativity.

Perfect for enhancing meditation practices, energy work and chakra exercises (crown chakra). Is also said to cleanse the root chakra thanks to its grounding properties.

Copal resin from Indonesia.

To be used in charcoal burners, and on special incense burner sieves. In those burners, the burning process will be slower than on charcoal. You may readily mix this incense with other kinds, providing you will use a slightly larger burner.

Never leave burning incense unattended.