
Incense in tinctures
Incense tinctures, also presented as ritual spirits, give resins, flowers, and plants a liquid form intended for apothecary preparations. Frankincense, Myrrh, Copal, Hyssop, Tolu Balsam, and Rose Petals can thus be incorporated into certain writing, consecration, or object-preparation workings.
Spirit of Frankincense and Spirit of Myrrh extend two major materials of religious and ceremonial incense in liquid form. They can accompany the preparation of inks, seals, or tools when the method followed calls for this use.
Hyssop belongs to the plants of purification and blessing, while Rose Petals are associated with workings of love and harmony, as well as the correspondences of Venus.
The Aeternum Botanical Grimoire allows you to explore further the correspondences of the plants and resins found in these preparations.
For fumigations, see Resin Incense. For anointings, Magical Oils offer another family of liquid preparations.
Find all the materials and preparations in Magical Apothecary, along with Sigil Magic supplies for writing and seal work.
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L incense sticks are one of the most common forms of fumigation, appreciated both for their ease of use and the richness of their scents. For centuries, they have accompanied purification rites, spiritual ceremonies, and moments of relaxation. Their slow-burning method allows a gradual diffusion of aromas, enveloping the space in an atmosphere conducive to calm and energy harmonization. Discover a very wide range of quality incense in our online esoteric shop.
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What is a mother tincture of incense?
A mother tincture of incense is a concentrated hydroalcoholic extract, obtained by prolonged maceration of frankincense or myrrh in alcohol. This process dissolves the aromatic and resinous compounds, creating a liquid highly charged with the "essence" of the resin.
How to use them in fumigation?
Do not pour the tincture directly onto embers: the alcohol would ignite violently. You need to soak a medium (wood chips, dried herbs, cold charcoal), let the alcohol partially evaporate, then burn this medium to release the aromas and the ritual charge.
Can candles be anointed with it?
Not directly: alcohol is highly flammable and can cause an uncontrolled flame. For use on candles, you must either let the alcohol evaporate completely or extract the resin from the tincture and dilute it in a non-flammable carrier oil.
Can you sprinkle a talisman or an object?
Yes, in a light spray, especially to purify or consecrate. You should test on a small area first, as alcohol can damage certain materials (pigments, varnishes, delicate metals). Let it air dry before use.
Can they be incorporated into magical inks?
Yes, this is historically consistent with certain ancient recipes (PGM) that mention myrrh and incense in the composition of sacred inks. The dye can be added to water or to gum arabic used as a binder, allowing the alcohol to partially evaporate.
How long do they last?
In a tinted glass bottle, tightly closed and stored away from light and heat, they can be preserved for several years. Alcohol acts as a natural preservative.
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