Myrrh Incense Cones by Escential Essences, 16 Cones

• Sixteen long-burning cones. A generous pack, made in the USA.
• Deep, resinous myrrh scent. Warm and grounding.
• For protection and purification. Consecrating and grounding a space.
• By Escential Essences. A hand-crafted American incense line.

• Myrrh incense cones by Escential Essences, 16 per pack
• A deep, warm, resinous myrrh scent
• A blended fragrance incense, not an essential-oil product
• For protection, purification, and consecration

Myrrh is one of the oldest sacred resins, burned since antiquity in the temples and tombs of the ancient Near East and Egypt. Scott Cunningham places myrrh under the Moon and the element of Water, naming protection, purification, healing, and spirituality among its powers. Its deep, warm, slightly bitter smoke has long been reached for to consecrate a space, deepen prayer and meditation, and form a protective, grounding atmosphere. As a cone, that resin tradition comes in an easy, ready-to-burn form. The incense does not act on its own; it deepens and steadies the air and helps you settle into your own intention. Light a cone to protect and purify a space, consecrate your tools, or ground a meditation.

1. Light the tip. Hold a flame to the pointed tip until it catches, then gently blow it out so the tip glows and begins to smoke.
2. Set it in a burner. Place the cone on a heat-safe cone burner, dish, or a bed of sand or ash that will take the heat as it burns down.
3. Set your intention. As the resinous scent fills the room, name what you are protecting or consecrating.
4. Burn it safely. Burn on a heat-safe surface in a ventilated space away from anything flammable, keep it clear of drafts, and never leave burning incense unattended.

• Madre Tierra Myrrh Incense Sticks: traditional myrrh sticks for purification.
• Frankincense Incense Cones by Escential Essences: its classic companion resin.
• Myrrh Incense Cones by HEM: another myrrh cone.
• Frankincense and Myrrh Incense Sticks: the classic resin blend.
• White Sage Smudge Stick: clear a space before consecrating it.

What does it smell like?

Deep, warm, and resinous, the balsamic scent of myrrh. Solemn and grounding rather than sweet.

Who makes it?

Escential Essences, a maker of hand-crafted incense in the USA. This is a blended fragrance incense, not an essential-oil product.

What is it used for?

Protection, purification, and consecration. Myrrh is one of the oldest temple resins, burned to cleanse and bless a space and deepen meditation.

How do I burn an incense cone?

Light the tip, blow it to a glowing ember, and set it on a heat-safe cone burner, dish, or bed of sand or ash as it burns down.

How do I burn it safely?

Burn on a heat-safe surface in a ventilated space away from anything flammable, keep it clear of drafts, and never leave it unattended.