Myrrh, pea-sized pieces Commiphora myrrha Grounding • Cleansing • Consecration

Myrrh is one of the oldest and most significant incense resins in the world. For millennia, it has accompanied religious ceremonies, blessings, consecrations, and cleansing rituals.

When burned, the pure resin releases a warm, spicy-herbaceous, and slightly bitter fragrance. Its deep, earthy atmosphere invites you to slow down, listen within, and reconnect with the essentials.

In traditional incense lore, myrrh is associated with grounding, inner clarity, and the conscious encounter with hidden emotions. It is particularly suitable for rituals where old energies are to be released, spaces cleared, or spiritual objects consecrated.

Myrrh does not bring us to the surface.

It leads us into the depths.

Especially suitable for

Energetic cleansing

Grounding and inner reflection

Consecration and blessing

Meditation and shadow work

Protection rituals

Winter Solstice Nights (Rauhnächte) and transitional rituals

Cleansing of ritual objects and amulets

Scent profile

Spicy, herbaceous, warm, balsamic, and slightly bitter.

Deep, earthy, and mystical.

Application

Place one or two small pieces of resin on a suitable incense screen or charcoal.

For a more delicate scent, the myrrh can be carefully crushed in a mortar beforehand. When using on charcoal, please use sparingly, as resins can produce intense smoke.

Pairs particularly well with

Frankincense, Benzoin, Copal, Juniper, Sage, Labdanum, and Sandalwood.

Your desired quantity

We offer our myrrh in increments of 5 g each. This way, you can choose exactly the quantity you need.

1 piece corresponds to 5 g
2 pieces correspond to 10 g
3 pieces correspond to 15 g
4 pieces correspond to 20 g

Your chosen total quantity will be freshly weighed for you.

Note

For incense use only. Not for consumption.

Store in a dry, cool, and dark place.

Use only in a fireproof incense burner and never unattended. Do not inhale smoke directly. Keep away from children and animals. Ventilate well during and after burning.