Resins & Powders

Burn. Bless. Transform.

Resins and ritual powders are time-honored tools in spiritual and magical practice—used for cleansing, blessing, protection, manifestation, and ancestral work. Resins are hardened plant sap (such as frankincense or myrrh), prized for their sacred smoke when burned. Ritual powders, often herb- or mineral-based, are blended with intention for spells, candle dressing, and altar work.

These powerful allies help bridge the physical and spiritual realms through scent, symbolism, and sacred fire.

Resins (Burned on Charcoal):

Frankincense – Elevates vibration, enhances meditation, and purifies sacred space
Myrrh – Deepens spiritual connection, supports grief work, and offers protection
Copal – Traditionally used in Mesoamerican ceremonies for cleansing and divine connection
Dragon’s Blood – Intensifies spellwork, seals protection, and adds power to any ritual
Benzoin – Sweet, uplifting, and purifying; excellent for prosperity and blessings
Dammar – Opens psychic awareness and clears emotional fog; used in lightwork and prophecy

How to Use:
Place a charcoal disc in a heat-safe dish (like an abalone shell filled with sand), light it until it crackles, then sprinkle resin on top. Use during prayer, spellwork, cleansing, or ancestor veneration.

Ritual Powders:

Black Salt Powder – Protection, banishing, boundary-setting
Love Drawing Powder – Attraction, beauty, romance spells
Money Powder – Prosperity, success, business growth
Van Van Powder – Traditional New Orleans blend for luck, clearing, and road opening
Graveyard Dust (ethically symbolic) – Used in ancestor or spirit work (note: always specify if real or symbolic)
Custom Spell Powders – Blended for specific intentions like uncrossing, healing, or hex-breaking

How to Use:
Sprinkle around candles, in shoes or wallets, across thresholds, in mojo bags, or on petitions. Can be added to spell jars, used in powder trails, or worked into ritual bath blends.

Pair With:

Charcoal Discs
Incense Burners or Censers
Feathers or Fans for smoke direction
Spoons or Shell Dishes for powder sprinkling or blending

Spiritual Tip: Store resins and powders in labeled glass jars or sachets to maintain their potency. Always work with intention and gratitude—these tools carry ancient energy.