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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.
On charcoal it opens bright and citric
the Andean copal of pre-Inka and contemporary Peruvian tradition
The surface reveals a rich cluster of amethyst points
and avoid prolonged direct sunlight
A selenite mountain candle holder - a ridge of translucent white satin-spar gypsum
Premium White Copal (Bursera Bipinnata) Mexico Mild Incense Stick On charcoal it opens brightWhite Copal is the incense an entire continent burned for thousands of years before contact with the rest of the world. The Aztec word copalli simply means "incense" Mexico names the resin by the word for incense itself. On charcoal it opens bright and citric, with a soft pine warmth that follows. The tears melt rapidly into the disc, leaving no residue easier on a daily burner than the harder Hojari or Maydi grades. Lighter, faster, more sociable