Sweet Myrrh Resin - Opoponax from Ogaden, Ethiopia myrrh citrus aromas with slight underlying

citrus aromas with slight underlying woody and balsamic tones

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Ornate carved brass incense burner for incense resin

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Black hojari emits a wonderfully complex aroma

Sweet Myrrh Resin - Opoponax from Ogaden, Ethiopia myrrh citrus aromas with slight underlyingSweet Myrrh Opoponax Commiphora erythraea Often burned as incense, opoponax has a warm, earthy scent. It's scent is considered to be like myrrh with a warm balsamic and sweet, honey like aroma. The essential oil is used as a fixative in perfumery. In biblical times, opopanax was applied for minor wounds, but has since fallen out of disuse medicinally. Hailing from the horn of Africa comes a relative of frankincense and myrrh called opoponax or sweet