Copal is traditionally burned as incense. Copal has long been used in ancient Maya and Aztec ceremonies as a ritual offering to the gods. It is still used by a number of indigenous people in southern Mexico and Central America during sweat lodge ceremonies as well as sacred mushroom ceremonies. Copal is also found in East Africa and Indonesia. Ceremonially, the resin is placed on hot coals for spiritual cleansing.
Precautions: Not for internal use.
Botanical Name: Shorea sp.
Origin: Indonesia
Net Wt. 1 oz (28g)
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