Description
Something in you wants to slow down and go deep.
You're ready for a quiet, sacred hour with yourself.These cones carry the dark, sweet resin of ancient temples. 🌑✨
Myrrh Cone Incense is handmade in India by HEM, with a deep, warm, slightly bitter and sweet resin scent. Myrrh (Commiphora) comes from Arabia and northeastern Africa. It was used in ancient Egyptian temple rites and was one of the three gifts of the Magi. It is associated with the Moon and the element of Water and is traditionally used for blessing, consecration, purification, and spirit communication. As the smoke rises, the room turns hushed and still, like the inside of an old stone temple.
Why You'll Love It:
✔ 10 cones plus a small metal burner plate
✔ Deep, warm, sweet resin scent
✔ About 15–20 minutes per cone
✔ Made in India by HEM
✔ Associated with blessing, consecration, and spirit communication
✔ Pairs with an Apophyllite Point and Spirit Guide Oil by Sun's EyePerfect For:
✔ Samhain and ancestor ritual
✔ Dark moon and new moon work
✔ Blessing altars and ritual tools
✔ Spirit communication and mediumship practice
✔ Meditation and prayerHow to Use It:
On a dark or new moon night, dim the lights, set the small metal burner plate on a ceramic dish, place a cone on it, and light the tip. Blow out the flame once it glows. Touch a drop of Spirit Guide Oil to your apophyllite point and hold it at your third eye. Invite your guides or loved ones in spirit to come close, then sit quietly and listen. Write down what you receive before the cone burns out. Never leave burning incense unattended. 🌑🌙
Dark resin, quiet night, a door left open for spirit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each cone burn?
About 15–20 minutes.How do I burn the cones safely?
Each box comes with a thin, coin-sized metal burner plate. It gets hot and won't catch ash, so always set it on a ceramic dish, stone coaster, or larger burner before lighting your cone.Can I burn myrrh with frankincense?
Yes. They've been burned together since ancient times, and many practitioners love the pairing for blessing and prayer.Care / Please Note:
For spiritual and ritual use only. Burn on a heat-safe surface (or in a heat-safe incense holder) in a well-ventilated area, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets. Not for consumption.
Description
Something in you wants to slow down and go deep.
You're ready for a quiet, sacred hour with yourself.
These cones carry the dark, sweet resin of ancient temples. 🌑✨
Myrrh Cone Incense is handmade in India by HEM, with a deep, warm, slightly bitter and sweet resin scent. Myrrh (Commiphora) comes from Arabia and northeastern Africa. It was used in ancient Egyptian temple rites and was one of the three gifts of the Magi. It is associated with the Moon and the element of Water and is traditionally used for blessing, consecration, purification, and spirit communication. As the smoke rises, the room turns hushed and still, like the inside of an old stone temple.
Why You'll Love It:
✔ 10 cones plus a small metal burner plate
✔ Deep, warm, sweet resin scent
✔ About 15–20 minutes per cone
✔ Made in India by HEM
✔ Associated with blessing, consecration, and spirit communication
✔ Pairs with an Apophyllite Point and Spirit Guide Oil by Sun's Eye
Perfect For:
✔ Samhain and ancestor ritual
✔ Dark moon and new moon work
✔ Blessing altars and ritual tools
✔ Spirit communication and mediumship practice
✔ Meditation and prayer
How to Use It:
On a dark or new moon night, dim the lights, set the small metal burner plate on a ceramic dish, place a cone on it, and light the tip. Blow out the flame once it glows. Touch a drop of Spirit Guide Oil to your apophyllite point and hold it at your third eye. Invite your guides or loved ones in spirit to come close, then sit quietly and listen. Write down what you receive before the cone burns out. Never leave burning incense unattended. 🌑🌙
Dark resin, quiet night, a door left open for spirit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each cone burn?
About 15–20 minutes.
How do I burn the cones safely?
Each box comes with a thin, coin-sized metal burner plate. It gets hot and won't catch ash, so always set it on a ceramic dish, stone coaster, or larger burner before lighting your cone.
Can I burn myrrh with frankincense?
Yes. They've been burned together since ancient times, and many practitioners love the pairing for blessing and prayer.
Care / Please Note:
For spiritual and ritual use only. Burn on a heat-safe surface (or in a heat-safe incense holder) in a well-ventilated area, away from anything flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets. Not for consumption.
