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Mexican Copal Resin Incense
The Mexican copal tears in our resin incense are ethically harvested by hand. Enjoy a pleasantly sweet, piney, and lemony scent while burned, as it creates a beautiful column of white smoke.
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Copal is sacred to the indigenous cultures of the Central and South Americas. It is burned year round in the churches in Mexico, but is best known for its use in the homes during Day of the Dead. It is said that the familiar scent of Copal helps the souls find their way back during their annual visit home.
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New to resin incense? Read more on our blog: Resin Incense: What Is It & How To Burn it
The Mexican copal tears in our resin incense are ethically harvested by hand. Enjoy a pleasantly sweet, piney, and lemony scent while burned, as it creates a beautiful column of white smoke.
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Copal is sacred to the indigenous cultures of the Central and South Americas. It is burned year round in the churches in Mexico, but is best known for its use in the homes during Day of the Dead. It is said that the familiar scent of Copal helps the souls find their way back during their annual visit home.
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New to resin incense? Read more on our blog: Resin Incense: What Is It & How To Burn it
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Mexican Copal Resin Incense—
$9.50
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The Mexican copal tears in our resin incense are ethically harvested by hand. Enjoy a pleasantly sweet, piney, and lemony scent while burned, as it creates a beautiful column of white smoke.
~
Copal is sacred to the indigenous cultures of the Central and South Americas. It is burned year round in the churches in Mexico, but is best known for its use in the homes during Day of the Dead. It is said that the familiar scent of Copal helps the souls find their way back during their annual visit home.
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New to resin incense? Read more on our blog: Resin Incense: What Is It & How To Burn it
