Myrrh

Description

Along with Frankincense, Myrrh is one of the most recognised and well loved resin fragrances. Its smell is described many ways; woody, earthy and even ‘serious’, and always distinctly its own.

This sample of Myrrh resin was harvested in Yemen, believed to be the most important source of quality Myrrh during the middle ages, as indeed it still is today.

Ingredients: Myrrh resin [Commiphora Myrrha]

Quantity: 5 g

Use: For Charocal burners. Sprinkle a pinch of the resin over the burning charcoal to release the fragrance.

Warnings: Burning incense should never be left unattended, and always used in an appropriate vessel.

Storage: We suggest keeping the incense in an airtight container in a cool, dark place.

From Medieval Still Room:

All of the ingredients we use and sell are either organically grown by us or sourced from local organically certified growers. We do not source ‘wild harvested’ ingredients as many of the plants are endangered, and are harvested without regard to the continued health of the plant, the local community, or the plant species as a whole.

As with any product made on organically grown heritage plant matter, there may be slight variations in colour and consistency between batches however, we do our best to ensure that there is no change in the efficacy of the product.