Frankincense (Indian)

Latin name: Boswellia Serrata
Derived from the resin of the Boswellia tree and commonly known as Indian frankincense, is native to India and parts of the Middle East. For centuries, it has been highly valued for its aromatic and spiritual significance. Indian frankincense is traditionally burned during Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies as incense. Its fragrant smoke is believed to purify the environment, enhance spiritual awareness, and bring protection, blessings and harmony. It also holds a central role in Ayurvedic practices, where it is used to balance energies and create a harmonious atmosphere during rituals.

Cautions: Always use  Frankincense with care. Please consult a knowledgeable practitioner if unsure of its safe use.