Incense
Though the origins of incense are hotly debated among historians and incense enthusiasts, one thing that can be agreed upon is that burning botanicals for health, spiritual practices, and cultural events has ancient roots.
There are records dating back thousands of years from Egypt, Sumeria, Mesopotamia, China, Mongolia and other areas of the Middle East that provide a rich history of burning botanicals.
My Herb Clinic is proud to present our extensive range of pure, raw incense, continuing this age-old tradition of preparing, burning and using botanical incenses for spiritual development, cultural practices, aromatherapy, and personal enjoyment. Read on to learn more about incense and see our range of the best incense Australia has available.
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When people hear the word 'incense', they often think of classic incense sticks readily available worldwide. However, traditional incense usually comes in a crushed or powdered form and is burned on incense coal or fire.
Incense, however, does come in a wide range of mediums, including:
- Crushed incense
- Resin incense
- Smudge sticks
- Stick incense
- Cone incense
- Coil incense
- Kneaded incense
- Pressed incense (In-Koh) and more
At My Herb Clinic, we like to keep things pure and natural, which is why our selection of fine incense is sold true to its natural botanical form.
Our premium natural incense collection includes:
- Loose and powdered incense
- Pure resins
- Smudges
- Essential oil sprays, and
- Unique incense blends
Read on to learn more about traditional incense types, and discover why our My Herb Clinic store is the best place to buy incense online.
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Incense is traditionally kept close to its botanical source rather than being a mass-produced pressed compound that can often contain fragrant additives and burning agents, which reduce the quality of incense and can also be harmful when inhaled.
Loose incense
Whole crushed loose incense is the oldest form of incense used by cultures worldwide, providing beautiful aromatics and providing optimal mental and physical health benefits.
These types of incense are best burned on an altar coal or charcoal and allowed to burn until it has vapourised and burned off; however, you can produce some beautiful botanical smells by throwing a small amount into an open fire.
Our extensive collection of whole crushed incense includes classic incense botanicals such as:
- Myrrh
- Red Sage
- Sage
- Lavender
- Agarwood
- Poppy
- Mugwort
- Damiana
- Calamus
- Cyprus
- Coltsfoot Leaf and more
These raw botanicals are ideal for blending and burning or making your own unheated incense sachets for hanging on doors or placing in drawers, cupboards and keeping in your car.
Resins
Resins are made from the oils and saps of plants and trees and produce intense fragrances that fill the room and permeate your home with stunning aromas.
We stock a wide range of resins and resin powders, including:
- Myrrh gum
- Pure Frankincense
- Gum Dammar
- Copal
- Sal tree
- Benzoin Sumatra and more
We also have a selection of fine resin powders, including:
- Buddha resin powder
- Frankincense powder
- Calamus powder
- Wormwood powder and more
Fill your home with beautiful natural aromas, and reap all of the mental and physical health benefits of pure resin incense hand-picked by our My Herb Clinic incense specialists.
Incense blends
Blending incense is a skill, and knowing which botanicals produce the best mixes takes time and study. Our incense experts have saved you the trouble and provided a selection of their favourite blends to lift your spirits and promote physical and mental health.
Our collection of stunning loose incense and resin blends include:
- Bright blessings
- Spiritual bliss
- Love blend
- Moon magick and more
Each blend has been carefully balanced to allow each botanical to work its magic when burnt, helping cleanse the air in your home and inspire body, mind and spiritual health.
Smudge sticks
A smudge stick is made of a small to medium bundle of botanicals and resins held together with twine or vine and then burnt from one end, creating thick aromatic smoke that fills a room or spiritual space, like a temple or altars.
While the art of 'smudging' most often involves a smudge stick, loose smudges can also be used, similar to loose incense.
Smudging is most famous in shamanic cultures, like North American Indian spiritual practices; however, smudging can be traced back to ancient civilisations, such as Pagan Celts, Scandinavian religions, and more modern spiritual crafts such as Wicca.
In traditional Chinese medicine, moxibustion sticks, commonly made of Mugwort, were used to provide deep heat to stimulate energy meridians, improve blood flow and release tight muscles and tissues.
It is also thought that smudge sticks, most commonly made of White Sage, also help cleanse the air of pathogens, like bacteria and viruses, and have been used for centuries to keep homes free from contagious illnesses.
Our collection of premium smudge sticks, loose smudges, and smudge blends use the highest-quality botanicals, featuring classic smudges such as:
- Desert Sage
- Mugwort
- Coltsfoot
- Copal and Sage
- White Sage and Lavender
- Euphorbia blend
- Dreamy bowl blend
- Organic happy puff blend and more
Cleanse the air and energy of your home, and make way for better health, abundance, new beginnings and spiritual balance with our premium collecting of smudges.
Smokeless smudge sprays
Smoke and incense particles can be an issue for people with allergies and conditions such as asthma. Our range of smokeless smudges and spray incense is an excellent alternative to traditional burnt botanicals.
Our collection of beautiful spray botanicals includes:
- White Sage
- Palo Santo
- Lavender
- Immortelle blend and more
Each spray or elixir contains the purest essential oils obtained by ethically and sustainably sourced botanicals from around the world.
Incense Australia
Our My Herb Clinic selection of incense, smudges, and smokeless smudges are carefully selected to ensure they contain the purest, highest quality botanicals available. As a result, you can be sure you are getting all possible benefits from our collection.
For more information about our range of incense and aromatic products, you can call us on 07 5519 4076 or send your inquiry via our online contact form, and one of our knowledgeable representatives will respond promptly.