Guggul incense

Guggul, also known as bdellium or Commiphora wightii, is a resin extracted from the tree of the same name. This resin has a long tradition in the production of incense and is particularly valued in Ayurvedic medicine. It is is characterized by a warm, earthy, balsamic and slightly sweet scent reminiscent of myrrh. When burned, it releases a rich, aromatic scent that has both a calming and cleansing effect.

Use:

• Spiritual and religious rituals: In many cultures, guggul incense is used during ceremonies and meditations to create a sacred atmosphere and dispel negative energies.
• Ayurvedic practice: In Ayurvedic medicine, guggul is valued for its potential health benefits, including anti-inflammatory and cholesterol-lowering properties.

The pack contains 35 g of natural, pure and very fragrant guggul in the form of loose pieces of resin collected by hand in the Himalayas. The resin can be burned directly on glowing charcoal. Care should be taken to ensure adequate ventilation, as the smoke can be intense.