Frankincense Tears 1 oz

Frankincense tears have a long history in incense, perfumery, and ceremonial traditions. Gathered from trees of the Boswellia genus, this aromatic resin forms bead-like droplets as it hardens, giving the “tears” their name. Frankincense was a prized trade good along ancient routes connecting southern Arabia and northeastern Africa with the Mediterranean world.

In ancient Egyptian traditions, frankincense appeared in temple incense, fragrant preparations, and embalming practices. Across parts of the Middle East, it was burned to perfume homes and places of worship, while its warm, resinous fragrance became closely associated with prayer, hospitality, and remembrance.

With its woody, balsamic aroma and hints of citrus, frankincense carries a rich history of fragrance and craftsmanship, connecting the household incense burner with some of the world’s oldest aromatic traditions.

"For aromatic and incense use only. Not For Food Use. Do not ingest"