Copal Mirrah | incense resin

Copal Mirrah | incense resin | Commiphora myrrha

Records dating back more than 3000 years show that myrrh was used for embalming as far back as ancient Egypt.
In the Middle Ages, myrrh was highly valued in medicine due to its many beneficial properties on the human body.
Among other things, it is said to have a haemostatic, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory and disinfecting effect and to have positive properties on the intestines.

As incense resin, it exudes a very pleasant, delicate and slightly sweet smell reminiscent of amber.