Box of 30 black copal incense sticks with a single incense burning in a brass incense holder
Black copal incense stick in brass incense holder with box, pine sprig, resin pieces, and orange peel
Open box of black copal incense sticks with one stick and ritual instruction card beside it
Three boxes of incense sticks—White Sage, Black Copal, and Palo Santo—displayed with resin, orange peel, and fir sprig
hand rolled incense sticks with palo santo black copal lavender cinnamon and white sage scent options
Information about Black Copal resin, describing its origin from Bursera trees and its grounding, purifying properties when burned
Key points highlighting hand-rolled incense sticks from Peru, natural ingredients from Ecuador, and 45-minute long-lasting fragrance
Step-by-step instructions showing how to light and extinguish an incense stick using a bowl of sand
Three-step incense burning ritual with instructions for setting intentions, smudging, and expressing gratitude
Box of 30 black copal incense sticks with a single incense burning in a brass incense holder
Black copal incense stick in brass incense holder with box, pine sprig, resin pieces, and orange peel
Open box of black copal incense sticks with one stick and ritual instruction card beside it
Three boxes of incense sticks—White Sage, Black Copal, and Palo Santo—displayed with resin, orange peel, and fir sprig
hand rolled incense sticks with palo santo black copal lavender cinnamon and white sage scent options
Information about Black Copal resin, describing its origin from Bursera trees and its grounding, purifying properties when burned
Key points highlighting hand-rolled incense sticks from Peru, natural ingredients from Ecuador, and 45-minute long-lasting fragrance
Step-by-step instructions showing how to light and extinguish an incense stick using a bowl of sand
Three-step incense burning ritual with instructions for setting intentions, smudging, and expressing gratitude

Black Copal Incense Sticks – 30 Mini Hand-Rolled Sticks from Peru (4.2")

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* Note: Incense holder not included.

Black Copal (Protium Grandifolium)

  • Also known as “Mayan Copal” – Used by Indigenous Mesoamerican cultures in spiritual ceremonies and ancestral offerings

  • Traditionally used to cleanse deeply, ground the spirit, and protect energetic boundaries

  • Smoke intensity: (Medium to Heavy)

  • Burn time: 40–45 minutes per stick

  • Perfect for energy cleansing, protection rituals, grounding meditation, and shadow work

  • Hand-rolled in Peru – Made with pure black copal resin and natural binding agents

  • Root chakra alignment – Supports grounding, emotional resilience, and energetic stability

  • Sustainably harvested – Crafted in partnership with Peruvian communities using traditional methods

  • 100% natural ingredients – Bound with gum acacia; no synthetic fragrances, fillers, or dyes

Pine · Citrus · Crisp · Rich

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

Approx. 4.2" length x 0.2" diameter. *All dimensions, weights, and burn times are approximate and may vary.

1. Hold the stick at a slight downward angle.
2. Light the tip, then gently blow out the flame to release smoke.
3. Place the base into a heat-resistant incense holder.
4. Allow it to smolder and burn naturally.
5. Extinguish in sand or fireproof dish when finished.

1. Burn in a well-ventilated area.
2. Keep away from flammable materials.
3. Never leave burning incense unattended.
4. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
5. Use on a heat-resistant, fireproof surface.

FAQs

How long does one mini stick burn, and how strong is it?
About 40–45 minutes per mini stick (medium smoke). Lightly ventilate.
What’s different about the “mini” size?
~4.2" compact sticks for focused rituals and smaller spaces.
Is a holder included?
No—holder not included. Use a heat-resistant stick holder that fits securely.
What’s inside—any synthetic fragrance?
Black copal resin powder, palo santo wood powder, and vegetable gum (gum acacia). No synthetic fragrance, phthalates, or dyes.
How does Black Copal smell vs your other resins/woods?
Deep resinous scent with a softly smoky-sweet edge—fuller and more ceremonial than Palo Santo; more grounding than herbaceous Sage.

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