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Copal Blanco Resin
Copal Blanco Resin
Copal Blanco Resin
Copal Blanco Resin
Copal Blanco Resin
Copal Blanco Resin
Copal Blanco Resin
Copal Blanco Resin

Copal Blanco Resin

Copal Blanco, White Copal, Sacred Copal, Premium grade and fresh resin from Bursera bipinnata. A traditional Mexican incense resin used in rites, rituals and ceremonies for thousands of years.

$9.00 - $331.00

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What does the scent smell like?
Reviewers describe the scent as bright, citrusy, and lemony with sweet notes. When burned on charcoal, it develops hints of caramel, fresh florals, and subtle undertones of wheat grain and fresh snow peas. Many note it's sweet and has a full-bodied fragrance that lingers in the air.
Does it produce a lot of smoke?
Yes. Customers consistently report that this copal produces thick, beautiful clouds of white smoke with a soft, gentle quality. The smoke is described as creating a pillar-like column that is easy to breathe around and pleasant.
How does it burn on charcoal?
Reviewers note that it melts completely into the charcoal and burns cleanly. The product description mentions it contains no water-soluble gum, which gives the smoke softness—though it warns not to add too much at once, as pooling liquid resin may extinguish the coal.
Is this product high quality?
Multiple reviewers describe it as premium, fresh, and among the best copal they've encountered, with large sticky chunks. Customers consistently praise the quality and compare it favorably to other white copals they've tried.
Good for meditation and spiritual use?
Many reviewers report using it for meditation, spiritual cleansing, and daily practice. Customers describe it as calming, uplifting, and conducive to clarity, and note it pairs well with other incenses like Palo Santo.
Is it fresh?
Reviewers frequently highlight that this copal is very fresh, with bright, vibrant scent notes. The citrusy, lemony aroma is described as fresh and lively compared to other white copals.
Good for someone new to resin incense?
Yes. Several customers report this was their first experience with copal or resin incense and found it to be a great introduction. They appreciated the pleasant scent, easy burn, and quality, and would recommend it to beginners.
How long does the scent linger?
Reviewers note that the fragrance lingers in the air for a long time. One customer described the scent as lingering 'forever,' indicating noticeable staying power in the space.
Copal Blanco is used extensively in churches during the year, White Copal is best known for its use in Mexican Day of the Dead ceremonies and celebrations, where the smoke of burning Copal is seen as an offering and helps raise one's prayers to the Divine. The pillar of Copal incense smoke is also believed to act as a beacon, leading the ancestral spirits home.

Fresh Copal Blanco has a sweet lemony scent. Burned on the coal it raises a beautiful, thick column of gentle, soft smoke with sweet hints of burnt caramel and soft ethereal floral notes.

Copal Blanco melts completely into the charcoal and contains no water-soluble-gum as do many other incense resins. This lends softness to its smoke but also means one should be careful to not add too much to the charcoal all at once or the pooling liquid resin may extinguish your coal.

Copal Blanco/Bursera bipinnata is a member of the Burseracaea family of trees. Also called Torchwood trees and the Incense tree family. It is related to Frankincense, Myrrh, Elemi and many other fragrant resin bearing trees used for incense and perfume.

As with many other resins of the Burseracaea family, Copal is also used in traditional medicine. It is often dissolved in oil and used to treat sore muscles and joints and an assortment of skin conditions.

Dan

Materials: Copal Blanco, White Copal, Bursera Bipinnata.

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