Origin & Traditional Use
Copal is a resin from Central American trees that the Maya and Aztec burned as offerings to their gods.
Uses in the Work
Burn it for purification, consecration, contacting other planes and exorcism rites. Copal smoke is heavy and sweet, and it clears space quickly.
Pairs Well With
Charcoal burners, Pentagram tongs and Frankincense or Myrrh oil.
Lore
The word copal comes from the Nahuatl copalli, meaning incense.
What You Receive
One 1 oz bag of copal resin, sold by weight, so each bag contains a mix of chunks, pebbles and dust.




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