Natural Incense Idunn 5pcs (€1.50/1 piece)

This natural hand-made agarwood, liquorice, frankincense and wild herbs incense is devoted to the Norse goddess of youth Idunn. Magical fragrance of this incense and a simple meditation/affirmation ritual might help to: retain the beauty of youth; revitalize body and soul; awaken sexuality; create a sensuous romantic atmosphere for you and your beloved.

100% Natural · Vegan · Charcoal Free · Unnatural Glue Free · Fragrance Oils Free · Wood Free · Natural Binder · 5 Sticks · Around 40 Minutes Burn Time per Stick

Made in Lithuania | Country of Origin Nepal

The magic fragrance of this natural incense is based on old customs, traditions and the belief that every plant or aroma has its own magical purpose. It is like a witch recipe, where each plant and its aroma have a very important aromatherapeutic and magic function.

Frankincense, the plant was named after the French word “franc”, meaning “luxurious”. Frankincense has long been used for producing incense. Frankincense (Boswellia) incense was one of the presents of the Three Kings to baby Jesus. In Ancient Greece frankincense resin was burned on altars and in temples, because it slows down and deepens breathing, which helps to calm down and immerse in prayer and meditation. The smell of frankincense calms and soothes, it is used during meditations even today.

Agarwood, used in incense and perfume since ancient times, mentioned in numerous ancient written sources – Sanskrit Vedas, the Old Testament, and Islamic scriptures. Aquilaria trees are also called god-trees. Agarwood was considered to be so powerful that it could cleanse the soul and banish evil spirits. Traditional Chinese medicine views agarwood as a substance for releasing spasms and also as having warming, balancing, transforming and mind-clearing properties that help to achieve goals.

Liquorice, in traditional medicine liquorice roots have long been considered a valuable measure against many various internal diseases. For several thousand years the practitioners of Chinese medicine used them to treat many diseases from ulcer and constipation to nausea. In pharaoh tombs among other riches scientists discovered remnants of liquorice root. There this plant was used for treating various respiratory diseases. All of this shows that this plant was particularly valued and appreciated. Since ancient times liquorice has also been included in incense for its aroma that positively affects youth, sexuality, charm, and physical health.

This incense has no wooden stick, so it is recommended to fill a small jar with a non-combustible material (such as salt or sand) that you can put in the incense stick. When it burns, you will easily clean your incense holder you made by yourself. For a medium room, we recommend that you burn one-third part of one stick.

Bron: Skin Matter