Copal Burning Oil

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Sacred, resinous, and deeply spiritual — Copal Burning Oil is the ancient ceremonial fragrance of Mesoamerica.

Copal is the sacred resin that has been burned in Mayan, Aztec, and Mesoamerican ceremonies for thousands of years. Like frankincense and myrrh to the East, copal is the ceremonial smoke of the Americas — purifying, sacred, and deeply spiritually significant. Our Copal Burning Oil captures that extraordinary resinous, slightly citrusy, deeply aromatic character in a convenient burning oil form.

Key Specifications

  • Type: Premium Fragrance Burning Oil
  • Use: Oil burners, wax warmers, electric diffusers
  • Aroma Profile: Resinous, slightly citrusy, warm, sacred, slightly smoky
  • Strength: Medium — complex and distinctive

What Makes It Special

Copal bridges the spiritual traditions of two worlds — if you love frankincense and myrrh, copal is their Mesoamerican counterpart. It's used for space cleansing, spiritual ceremony, meditation, and connecting with ancestral traditions. There is nothing quite like it in the world of home fragrance.

Benefits

  • Sacred space cleansing — clears negative energy and purifies environments
  • Deep meditation aid — grounds and focuses the mind for spiritual practice
  • Connects with ancient Mesoamerican spiritual traditions
  • Unique and distinctive — a conversation-starting fragrance unlike any other

How to Use

Add 6–8 drops to your oil burner with water. Light a tea candle underneath. Copal pairs beautifully with Frankincense or Sandalwood for deeply sacred, ceremonial atmosphere blends. Ideal for meditation, yoga, and spiritual practice.

Safety Notes

For external use and fragrance burning only. Not for skin application or internal use. Keep burner away from children and pets. Never leave a burning oil burner unattended.

Ancient ceremony, modern ritual. Copal Burning Oil — the sacred resin of the Americas, for your practice today.

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