A charcoal ember glows, a small piece of resin softens, and fragrant smoke begins to curl through the room. This loose resin incense is a slow-burning aromatic blend of tree sap, gums, herbs and essential oils, made for use on charcoal or an electric incense heater. It is a more hands-on way to enjoy incense, closer to the old ceremony of resin warmed over fire than to a quick incense stick.
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A charcoal ember glows, a small piece of resin softens, and fragrant smoke begins to curl through the room. This loose resin incense is a slow-burning aromatic blend of tree sap, gums, herbs and essential oils, made for use on charcoal or an electric incense heater. It is a more hands-on way to enjoy incense, closer to the old ceremony of resin warmed over fire than to a quick incense stick.
Resin Incense Healing Blend Banjara is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
About this product
Smoke, warmth and a slower kind of incense
- The scent sits in the smoky family, deep and atmospheric rather than light or perfumed.
- Resin changes as it heats, moving from solid pieces to glossy melt, then into fragrant smoke.
- The preparation is part of the appeal: lighting the charcoal, waiting for it to glow, then adding only a small pinch.
- It suits evenings when you want scent to feel deliberate, with a censer, bowl or burner as part of the setting.
- Use a little at a time and add more gradually, so the smoke stays fragrant rather than heavy.
Tree resin, herbs and aromatic oils
This blend is made with resin, essential oils, herbs, natural sap, gums and other botanicals. The resin pieces are handcrafted in India, bringing together plant materials that release their fragrance only when warmed.
How to burn it safely
Loose resin incense does not self-light. Place a lit charcoal disc in a heat-proof censer or bowl, ideally over sand or ash, and wait until the charcoal is glowing and has ashed over. Sprinkle a small amount of resin on top.
You can also use an electric incense heater if you prefer a flame-free heating method. Always burn resin on a fire-resistant surface, never leave it unattended, and keep it away from children and pets.
Resin incense in context
Resin is one of the oldest forms of incense, used in temples, churches and homes long before the modern incense stick. Instead of a bamboo core or binder, it begins as aromatic plant material, often tree sap or gum, which releases its scent through heat. In Indian incense traditions, blends like this are valued for their dense smoke, layered aroma and sense of occasion. Today, the same format feels quietly practical: a small bowl, a glowing coal, and a few moments given to scent.
Size and details
Net weight: 35 g. This is a loose resin incense from Banjara's Tree Resin Incense range. Charcoal discs, censer, sand, ash or electric heater are not included.
A thoughtful incense gift
A good choice for someone who already enjoys incense and wants to explore resin burning more slowly. It also suits anyone building a small home scent corner with a burner, charcoal and different aromatic blends.
Scent family
Resinous
Incense format
Resin
Ingredients
Essential Oils, Herbs, Natural Sap, Gums, And Other Botanicals
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Common questions
Can I burn this like an incense stick?
How much resin should I use at once?
Can I mix it with other resins or dried herbs?
Complete your ritual
A few things often kept alongside this piece.


