Copal Mirrha (Commiphora myrrha)
 More than 3000 years old records show that myrrh was already in the ancient
 Egypt was used for embalming.
 In the Middle Ages, myrrh was highly valued in medicine because of its many beneficial properties on the human body.
 Among other things, it should have hemostatic, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory and disinfectant effects and have positive properties on the intestines.
 As a smoking resin, it exudes a very pleasant, delicate and smooth
 Amber reminiscent of a slightly sweet smell