Myrrh Resin - Commiphora Myrrha - Ogaden, Ethiopia

Reddish-brown to dark irregular tears, often rough and matte.

Deep, bitter, smoky aroma with warm balsamic undertones.

More intense and medicinal in character than sweeter resins.

Produces thick, lingering smoke.

Native to Ogaden/Ethiopia and surrounding regions.

Widely used in ancient rituals, perfumery, and traditional practices.

Traded across African and Middle Eastern routes for centuries.

Incense: grounding, purifying, and meditative.

Perfumery: deep base note and fixative.

Traditional use: part of cultural and herbal preparations.

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Color may vary due to monitor differences, lighting conditions, or  individual perception.