MYRRH, natural resin granules from Ethiopia, 50 gr

Myrrh is a natural resin obtained from Commiphora myrrha, a species found in the arid lowlands of the Horn of Africa and Arabia.
This Ethiopian variety appears in grains with a dark reddish-brown color, opaque on the outside. When burned on charcoal, it releases an intense citrusy, pungent, warm, and resinous aroma, with notes of orange and spices.
Myrrh is one of the most widely used resins since ancient times, appreciated for its strong, persistent fragrance and its many properties.
Characteristics
Botanical name: Commiphora myrrha
Origin: Ethiopia
Botany: spiny shrub, species belonging to the Burseraceae family, grows on the arid lowlands of Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, at an altitude between 95-950 metres a.s.l.. It can reach a height of 5 metres.
Size: 50 grams
Appearance: dark reddish-brown grains
Fragrance: citrusy, resinous, pungent, spicy
Directions for use: Use with charcoal incense burners or specific burners for natural resins. Ventilate the room during use.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from heat and moisture.
Natural product. Color, shape, and size of the grains may vary.