SACRED GROVE INCENSE

🌱 Spring, a Season of Renewal, Rebirth and Resurrection. A season to awaken, emerge from winter’s dormancy and welcome new growth, fresh inspiration and possibility.

✨ Sacred Grove is a botanical incense created to honour the return of Spring and the ancient wisdom of the trees. Burn to create sacred space, awaken your senses, clear stagnant energy and reconnect with the vital, regenerative spirit of nature.

🌿 A divine handcrafted blend of resins, wood and leaves from the sacred trees around the world including: Black & Green Frankincense, Siberian Cedar, Norway Spruce, Himalayan Rhododendron, Sandalwood, Piñon Pine, Incense Cedar, Sierra Juniper, Peruvian Black Copal, Palo Santo and Flower of Jericho.

🌲 Black Frankincense Resin (Boswellia Rivae) 
Handpicked by semi-nomadic pastoralist tribes in the Ogaden region of Ethiopia, providing an income for the tribe’s women. Also known as ‘Sweet Frankincense,’ it has a much higher oil content than other types of Frankincense and an intensely deep, resinous, and woody aroma with prominent notes of cedarwood, spicy camphor, and an underlying sweetness.

🌲 Green Frankincense Resin (Boswellia Dalzielii) 
A rare frankincense resin from North Eastern Nigeria where the Hausa speaking people refer to it as Hano or Harrabi. It is known for its fresh fragrance, orange/citrus and mint with earthy undertones. Latest research has shown that Boswellia dalzielii contains the highest % of therapeutic Boswellic acids compared to all the other types of Frankincense.

🌲 Siberian Cedar Resin (Pinus sibirica) 
Siberian cedar is considered by many to possess ancient intelligence and powerful healing properties due to its high vibrational rate. It has a unique, sweet, woody, earthy, scent with a hint of musk. The smoke is considered to be a powerful cleanser of space and to raise the energy wherever it is burned. 
 
🌲 Norway Spruce Resin (Picea Abios) 
Traditionally, Norway Spruce have been viewed as a protective ally and have long been associated with strength, protection, and perseverance. Norway Spruce releases a rich, resinous aroma with notes of evergreen, wood, deep earth, and subtle, underlying sweetness. For generations, spruce resin has been revered in Nordic and European folk medicine. Harvested by hand in beautiful Lithuania. 
 
🌲 Rhododendron Leaves (Rhododendron setosum) 
Leaves collected from dwarf rhododendron trees in the Everest region of Nepal. Burned for centuries in Tibet, Nepal, and Bhutan for Buddhist meditation, prayer rituals, and space purification. The sweet and floral fragrance of rhododendron helps uplift the spirit, calm the mind, and create a peaceful environment.
 
🌲 Sandalwood (Santalum lanceolatum) 
A sacred wood known spiritually for promoting deep inner peace, clearing negative energy, and enhancing meditation. Widely used in Hindu and Buddhist cultures for purification, meditation and religious rituals. It emits a warm, creamy, woody, and slightly sweet grounding smoke, rebalancing and restoring inner harmony and well-being. Sustainably harvested in Australia. 
 
🌲 Peruvian Black Copal Resin (Protium Paniculatum) 
Harvested deep in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest. Black copal resin, known locally as copal negro, has been treasured for centuries as a sacred incense by indigenous Amazonian and Andean healers. Used to clear negative energy, open the heart, and create a sacred space. Black Copal emits a crisp, earthy, piney, and bright citrus scent with subtle caramel or green herbal notes when burned.
 
🌲 Palo Santo Resin (Bursera graveolens) 
South American Indigenous peoples have burned Palo Santo for centuries in ceremonies, healing rituals and prayer. It offers a warm, grounding aroma traditionally used to cleanse, refresh energy and as a vehicle for this deep spiritual connection. When it burns, the aromatic wood releases lemon, mint, and pine notes, an invigorating, grounding fragrance that is believed to have a number of benefits.
 
🌲 Pinon Pine Needles (Pinus edulis) 
A deeply revered evergreen of the high-desert landscapes of the American Southwest and Mexico. Piñon Pine releases a rich, warm, woodsy aroma with subtle citrus and balsamic notes when burned. Traditionally, piñon pine has been used in ceremonial and spiritual practices for cleansing, healing, protection and restoring balance. Its fragrant smoke is valued for clearing stagnant or unwanted energy and creating a fresh energetic beginning. 
 
🌲 Incense Cedar Leaves (Calocedrus decurrens) 
Known as Incense Cedar, harvested from the Northwest Coast of North America. It holds profound significance in the spiritual and cultural practices of North American Indigenous traditions, particularly in the context of sweat lodges. The smoke from burning cedar is believed to cleanse the body, mind, and spirit, and is used to prepare for prayer, healing, and spiritual renewal. 
 
🌲 Sierra Juniper Leaves (Juniperus occidentalis) 
Revered by indigenous peoples of western North America for ceremonial purification, clearing negative energy, and promoting a calm environment. When burned the leaves produce smoke that is warm, woody-sweet, and rich with pine-needle and conifer notes. Juniper has also been a symbol of strength, fertility, and longevity for centuries. 
 
🌲 Rose of Jericho (Selaginella lepidophylla) 
Also known as Resurrection Moss, an ancient spikemoss from the Chihuahuan Desert in North America. A botanical symbol of rebirth, renewal and the extraordinary capacity of life to awaken again. An emblem of returning to life after dormancy, transformation and beginning anew.
 
🔥 Each jar of incense powder is individually consecrated and stone-ground by hand, bringing together the resins, woods and botanicals in a ritual blend created to honour the Spirit of Spring. Includes a roll of 10 natural charcoal discs for burning your incense.
 
🌿 Order a jar of Sacred Grove Incense by the 30th September and receive a free smudge stick of your choice valued at $15. Choose from White Sage, White Sage/Dragon's Blood, Mt Shasta Blue Sage, Black Sage, Desert Sage, Cedar, Juniper, Pinon Pine, Yerba Santa or Wormwood.