Original rare Guggul resin - best quality is guaranteed
5g

Guggul or bdellium resin (synonyms: loban, bedolach resin, bedellium, bdellium, gum guggulu, Indian myrrh, also called false myrrh) is the gum resin of the balsam tree Commiphora mukul (syn.: Commiphora wightii) and was also called gum bdellium. The name guggulu (Indian) literally means "that which protects against disease."


A magical new category,

~Incense from all over the world~

Herbs, spices, woods, resins, roots, berries and much more.

No matter whether you have already completed some ceremonies and rituals or are completely new to the world of incense, with us you will find an easy introduction to the magic of herbs.


We were deeply inspired and a passion was ignited.
Many wonderful little cork jars were hand-packed and lovingly labeled for hours, even days, while each herb/spice/resin, etc., was smoked and enjoyed from one "ohh mhhh..wow.hmmm..." to the next...thanks to these wonderful scents from all over the world! :)
Our senses have been brought to the highest level of enjoyment, and we recommend rituals! ~ Smudge yourself thoroughly over the winter; there are many different herbs with different effects and scents. Drink freshly brewed tea with them, and invite friends to a shared ceremony.

With our herbs, roots, and resins, you can achieve great things in a ritual and guide your life to a sensual, spiritual path...
Connect with nature...your spiritual inner self...breathe in and let the scents work their magic on you...

Burning incense with herbs, resins, or spices is an ancient custom that has long been widespread in many cultures. Celts burned incense on their home altars; in the Orient, a particularly distinctive fragrance and incense culture developed in honor of the gods; and Native American tribes in America strove for healing and harmony with nature. While in the Western world, it is primarily about aromatizing rooms and changing the atmosphere, incense burning is used for other purposes in shamanism: There, the targeted burning of certain herbs is intended to induce a change in the state of consciousness and enable a connection to other worlds. In the Catholic Church, incense scents are still an integral part of religious rituals today.

It is entirely up to you what you use the incense for, whether it is to cleanse your personal environment of negative energies, for a deep ritual with beings from other planets, to heal your body, to enjoy the senses and to relax or just to work....it is entirely up to you what you use these effective herbs for, which had their foundations among the North American Indians, the "Native Americans", and the Indian culture.

Generally, smoking and steaming is done to achieve certain effects. Whether it's to recover from a depressive mood, to ground oneself with appropriate substances, or simply to feel good.
Burning incense is often a meditative act, a gift to oneself. The smoke and fragrance envelop the body and mind, allowing us to surrender.
Active ingredients from herbs, woods, resins and everything else that can be smoked usually find their way into the body through the skin and, less often than assumed, through the nose.
For example, gently steaming a plant's active ingredient can have an effect on the organism without creating a strong smell. "Less is more" can hold a lot of truth when it comes to steaming.


-Anise from Greece
-Mugwort from Hungary
-Damiana from Mexico
-Eucalyptus leaves from Albania
-Panamint from Egypt
-Lemongrass from Thailand
-Lavender flowers from southern France
-olive leaves from Turkey
-Wormwood from Hungary
-Valerian root from Poland
-Patchouli from Indonesia
-Cinnamon sticks Cassia from Sri Lanka
-Kola nut from South Africa
-Juniper berries ground from Poland
-Coriander from Romania
-Pimento from France
-Black cumin from Turkey
-Finely grated sage from Peru
-Carnations from Madagascar
-Cardamom from Croatia
-Saffron from India
-Angelica root from the Netherlands
-Elecampane root from Bulgaria
-Galangal root from China
-Iris root from Morocco
-Potency wood from Brazil
-Cedar wood from France
-Sandalwood from the Congo
-Guiac wood from Mexico
-Catuabark from Brazil
-Copal incense from India, church quality
-Dammar incense from India, church quality
-Oman Frankincense Boswellia sacra Dhofar (Sultanate of Oman) Church Quality
-Styrax black incense (storax resin) Netherlands church quality
-Opoponax resin from Somalia
-Myrrh grains from Ethiopia
-White Sage from California
-Yerba Santa from California
-Palo Santo (holy wood) from Peru
-Verbena
-Liquorice root
-Calmus root


+ You will find everything you need for smoking in our shop
-Incense bowls: Shamanic shell stencil; incense burners made of brass, stone, wood...
-Stone mortar
-smoking sand
-Smoking charcoal
-springs
-Energy crystals & meditation objects
-Jewelry & necklaces, clothing.... *a lot of handcraft*

- and and and



With our herbs, roots, and resins, you can achieve great things in a ritual and guide your life to a sensual, spiritual path...
Connect with nature...your spiritual inner self...breathe in and let the scents work their magic on you...

We wish you lots of joy and enjoyment while smoking ♥

Your team from
~Art of Nature Berlin~