
Frankincense & Myrrh
Sustainably sourced Somalian resins, packaged in the UK for retail distribution
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Frankincense
Boswellia Carterii Resin
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Ethereal Resins is proud to present premium Somali frankincense. Our partner Abdibasi comes from a long line of frankincense and myrrh harvesters.
Product details:
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Each box contains 50g of premium Boswellia carterii resin.
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Detailed retail label, including 'instructions for use' and a QR code linking to an ASMR-style instructional video.
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Recyclable eco-conscious packaging.
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Heavy-duty cardboard drawer boxes with matt paper finish.
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Resins come in a 30% recycled air-tight polythene bag.
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Less that 1 gram of plastic used for each unit.
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Approx. 100g total per unit.

Myrrh
Ethereal Resins is proud to present premium Somali myrrh.
Our traditional incense resins are imported and packaged within a few weeks of harvesting, ensuring that luxurious and all-natural fragrances are sealed in for the enjoyment of our customers. Our product packaging also serves as a handy long-term storage solution, offering a place to keep the resins tucked away inside the drawer box compartment.
Often, incense resins on the market are low quality, dry, and overpriced. Incense sticks and scented oils can also contain artificial fragrances. We're offering something different: fresh retail-ready incense resins that offer customers a natural solution to home and ritual fragrance.
Worldwide traditional incense practices have incorporated frankincense and myrrh for thousands of years. It has long been traded and burned for its meditative and cleansing properties, helping to remove microbes and other nasties from the air. By using raw and traditional incense resins such as these, we can transition away from toxic mass-produced scented products towards a more sustainable model. We hope that our frankincense and myrrh can transform the way that people approach home fragrance by offering a return to naturally powerful and clean resins, harvested from the wild.
Our partner in Somalia, Abdibasid, comes from a long line of frankincense and myrrh harvesters who have exported resins from their native Puntland for generations. By dealing in only the highest quality incense resins and working directly with communities in Somalia, we are able to encourage more sustainable and traditional harvesting practices. In the near future, we hope to work with organisations such as Save Frankincense and FairWild to certify and protect our supply chains to ensure that our sustainable trade well continues into the future.
