Peruvian Black Copal (Bursera Copallifera) — 25g Incense Holder often within a single stone

often within a single stone

running for at least two thousand years

A formation with presence beyond its size

The plate is cut from satin spar and engraved on its face

and four self-igniting charcoal tablets

Peruvian Black Copal (Bursera Copallifera) — 25g Incense Holder often within a single stonePeruvian Black Copal dark, dense resin tears from Bursera copallifera, the Andean copal of pre Inka and contemporary Peruvian tradition. Sister species to the Mexican Bursera bipinnata that produces white copal, with a deeper aromatic register: smokier, darker, with hints of cedar and earthy balsam on charcoal. The Burseraceae family connects this resin to the wider arc of aromatic chemistry across continents same family produces frankincense in