African myrrh resin pieces with amber and dark brown surfaces piled on white marble

Angled view of Commiphora myrrha incense resin pieces showing their varied shapes

African myrrh resin spilling from a metal bowl onto a round tray

Close-up of myrrh resin pieces showing translucent amber areas and textured surfaces

A pile of African myrrh incense resin pieces on a light textured surface

African Myrrh Incense Resin — Commiphora myrrha

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African Myrrh Incense Resin — Commiphora myrrha

Bark-free myrrh resin from Kenya. Its fragrance is warm, earthy, and balsamic, with a bitter edge and gentle spice.

Whole myrrh resin

Use Commiphora myrrha on its own, or combine it with other aromatic materials. Myrrh is an oleo-gum-resin, made up of natural gum, resin, and aromatic oils.

How to gently heat myrrh

Place a small piece on a mica plate above an incense charcoal. Begin with more distance between the charcoal and plate, then gradually adjust closer to warm the resin without charring it. Use a heat-resistant bowl and surface, provide ventilation, and never leave hot charcoal or heated incense unattended.

For this setup, see our Japanese incense charcoal, white ash, copper stand, and mica plate.

Origin: Kenya
Botanical name: Commiphora myrrha
Form: Bark-free resin pieces