Myrrh incense is actually dried myrrh sap – the Gift given by Caspar, a king from Tarsus – present day Southern Turkey. At the time of Chist, the world’s finest Myrrh came from Southern Arabia and it is generally thought that this was the origins of Caspar’s gift. The Myrrh incense supplied with the Three Kings Gifts displays is the finest availale from Southern Arabia – the very same region as the original gifts given by Caspar – in an effort to capture, as best as possible, the spirit of the actual gifts given 2000 years ago on that first Christmas. Myrrh incense comes from the Cammiphora tree and is harvested by cutting slits in the bark of the tree from which Myrrh resin hardens into dark red crystals. In ancient times, Myrrh was among the most valuable substances known and, at the time of the birth of Christ, it was worth seven times its weight in gold. Myrrh sap / myrrh incense / myrrh resin, known by all names, can be used as an incense or it can be ground into a powder and mixed with oils to make a balm or processed into myrrh oil. In ancient times, myrrh was used in the mummification of the Pharoahs in Ancient Egypt and to annoint kings.
PRICE SHOWN IS FOR ONE 10ml BOTTLE, SUPPLIED WITH A GENERIC COLOUR A5 FLYER WITH GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANY OIL.
Directions: Use only a few drops, add to bath water, charm bags, oil burners, incense granules, powder or sticks, anoint candles, crystals, tools and jewellery.
We use PET bottles which are the most environmentally friendly product we've found for our oils. These bottles can all be completely recycled, they are light and easy to transport.
Each oil is hand blended by us with tender love and care, they have also been ritually blessed and charged. They are prepared at the correct moon phase and planetary hour. All the ingredients have been ethically sourced, many of our suppliers are fairtrade merchants. The ingredients are free of pesticides or herbicides, and are not fumigated or irradiated, ensuring quality.
The information given for this item is not intended as diagnosis, treatment or prescription for any disease, nor is it presented as an alternative to regular medical attention. If you are in need of medical attention please contact a health professional. Some information we supply is obtained from historical sources, own experiences or represent opinions of a published author.
