| Scientific name | Cinnamomum zeylanicum |
| Appearance | Thin bark rolled into hollow sticks, crumbly and even texture |
| Smell | Warm, sweet, woody with spicy notes |
| Color | Light brown to golden |
| Used parts | Dried inner bark (sticks or powder) |
| Origins | Sri Lanka, South India, Madagascar |
| Toxicity level | Low (tolerated in culinary and magical use; beware of coumarin in other species like Chinese cinnamon) |

















