Smudge Cups Incense Mayan Myrrh Sage, Banjara

Light one of these resin smudge cups and the room takes on a slow, ceremonial pause. Sage brings the smoke-cleansing feel, while myrrh gives the fragrance its warm, woody depth. It is a compact, contained way to enjoy a richly aromatic ritual without handling loose resin.

What rises from the cup

• A deep resin smudge cup format, made for slow moments at an altar, windowsill or quiet corner.
• The scent sits earthy and warm, with woody, slightly resinous notes that linger softly in the air.
• Sage gives the blend a traditional smoke-cleansing character, grounded by the rounder feel of myrrh.
• The cup shape keeps the resin contained, so the ritual feels neater than loose blends.
• Use it when you want to mark a beginning, close a busy day, or create a more intentional atmosphere.

Resin, sage and myrrh

These cups are made from resin and shaped into a small burning format. The blend centres on sage and myrrh, a pairing that brings together herbaceous smoke tradition with one of the most recognisable Old World resins.

How to burn it safely

Place the cup on the accompanying metal plate before lighting. Burn it in a well-ventilated space, away from fans, draughts and anything flammable.

Keep out of reach of children, and allow the plate and cup to cool fully before moving or clearing away. Never leave a burning cup unattended.

The character of myrrh smoke

Myrrh has a warm, earthy scent with a woody, resinous edge. In this resin smudge cup, that depth gives the smoke a slower, more enveloping feeling than a simple stick incense, while the sage keeps the ritual note present.

A resin with an old ritual history

Myrrh has travelled through trade routes for thousands of years, valued in temple offerings, perfumery and ceremonial settings across the ancient Mediterranean and Near East. In Egyptian funerary practice it was used in embalming, while later European folk traditions sometimes associated it with protection rites. Here, it is best understood as a fragrant ritual material: a way to scent a room, focus attention and make a small moment feel set apart.

Size and details

• Contains six smudge cups.
• Each cup is approximately 3 cm.
• Total weight: 100 g.
• Material: resin.
• Made in India.
• Includes an accompanying metal plate for burning.

A thoughtful ritual gift

This suits someone who already enjoys incense, smoke cleansing or quiet home rituals. It feels especially considered for a housewarming, a meditation space, or anyone building a small altar or calming evening routine.

Common questions

Is this the same as loose resin incense?
No. It gives a resin-led fragrance, but in a shaped cup format, so it is more contained and easier to place than loose resin grains.

Do I need anything else to use it?
Use the supplied metal plate and make sure the cup is burned on a stable, heat-resistant surface with good ventilation.

How long does one cup burn?
Burn time depends on airflow and how the cup is lit, so it is best treated as a single ritual burn rather than timed incense.