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Maydi Frankincense - Boswellia FrereanaLatin Name Boswellia frereana Common Name Coptic Frankincense, Maydi Frankincense Ethically and wild harvested resins from Somaliland. Boswellia frereana is native to northern Somalia where the locals call it "Maydi" or the king of all frankincense. In the West Boswellia frereana is called "Coptic Frankincense" as this is the type and grade used by the Coptic Church of Egypt. 80% of Boswellia frereana production is sold to Saudi Arabia and is used as

and for the removal or adding of resins to the charcoal

citrus aromas with slight underlying woody and balsamic tones

adding to incense blends

and has a rich and fascinating history

and of course many more sustainable pinyon pine products

Pure balsam fir essential oil is steam distilled in Canada and has many uses in aromatherapy

Church Grade Hojari

Perfect gift for extensive creation of frankincense salves

Balsam fir essential oil is distilled from twigs and needles of the North American balsam fir tree

or at craft shows

Common Name: Black Hojari

Emits an abundant and fragrance that is both pleasant and calming