Copal incense with incense holder and package on the side.
Right: Burning copal incense with incense holder; Surroundings: package, orange, orange peels and pine.
Left: 3 packages of incense stick (lavender incense, copal incense, palo santo incense); Right: lavender stick, copal incense, and palo santo incense placing on the incense bowl.
A gif showing the process of burning copal incense.
Palo santo incense, copal incense, lavender stick, cinnamon stick, and white sage incense
Left: copal resin from a tree; Right: bullet list telling what is black copal is used for.
Left: several mini incense stick; center: leaf with water drop; right: holding burning incense stick.
Chronological list of how to use with smudge stick or incense stick.
Bullet list suggesting a daily routine of smudging ritual.
Copal incense with incense holder and package on the side.
Right: Burning copal incense with incense holder; Surroundings: package, orange, orange peels and pine.
Left: 3 packages of incense stick (lavender incense, copal incense, palo santo incense); Right: lavender stick, copal incense, and palo santo incense placing on the incense bowl.
A gif showing the process of burning copal incense.
Palo santo incense, copal incense, lavender stick, cinnamon stick, and white sage incense
Left: copal resin from a tree; Right: bullet list telling what is black copal is used for.
Left: several mini incense stick; center: leaf with water drop; right: holding burning incense stick.
Chronological list of how to use with smudge stick or incense stick.
Bullet list suggesting a daily routine of smudging ritual.

Black Copal Hand-Rolled Incense Stick | 7 sticks

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Black Copal (Protium Grandifolium)

  • Also known as "Mayan Copal".
  • Traditional use by Indigenous Amazonian and Andean healers for creating sacred spaces, inviting creativity, abundance, and positive loving energy.
  • Hand-rolled in Peru  

Pine · Citrus · Crisp · Rich

Black Copal resin, Charcoal, Sawdust of Palo Santo wood, Vegetable gum, and Bamboo stick

- 7 Sticks (8.0" x 0.2" x 0.2") & (0.06 oz each) - Burning time : 45 min * All dimensions, weights, and burn times are approximate, actual product may vary.

1. Hold at an angle pointing downward.
2. Once the tip is lit, blow out the flame to produce only smoke.
3. Place the incense holder in an incense burner and allow the incense to last for a while.
4. Extinguish in sand when done.

1. Do not leave unattended while using fire.
2. Avoid flammable materials.
3. Do not smudge around pregnant women, kids, or people with asthma or epilepsy.
4. Take responsibility at your own risk.

Customer Reviews

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Juliet Nelson
Amazing!!!

This scent reminds me of Hartwood restaurant in Tulum, they burnt this scent to repel mosquitoes. I’m a huge sucker for anything with Paolo Santo in it as it smells amazing. When we burn this incense it does for several days after, so lovely! I can’t wait to order more!

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KK
Best copal incense

I've tried a variety of brands. This one is definitely the best.

C
Caroline Young
So good!

Love it!

P
Portia

Love the scent

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