Incense in grains

Moxor Incense (Boswellia Sacra)

Moxor is a high-quality incense obtained from the resin of Boswellia sacra.
This type of incense is renowned for its intense and aromatic scent, often described as warm, woody, and balsamic, with delicate citrusy and slightly spicy undertones.

Guggul Incense (Commiphora mukul)

Guggul is the resin of the Commiphora mukul balsam tree, and is also called
Bdellium, Gum guggulu, or Indian myrrh.
The resin is used as incense, and many use it in incense blends to
extend myrrh.

Amber succinum incense

Amber succinum has been used as incense since antiquity, its ritual and symbolic use spanning various cultures, from ancient Egypt to Greco-Roman traditions, and extending to medieval religious and spiritual practices. Its fragrance, always associated with the sacred and purification, has made it a precious ingredient in spiritual ceremonies. Its presence in the rites of many civilizations testifies to the importance of this fossil resin as a means to connect with the divine and with higher forces.