Backflow Incense Cones - Tribal Soul

Copal comes from the Aztec word “copalli” and refers to a variety of resins extracted from trees of the Bursera family. Thousands of years ago, the Maya and Aztecs of Mexico and Central America considered copal a sacred resin. The Maya offered it to the gods as one of their most precious possessions, alongside tobacco and cacao. Copal is still used today in shamanic ceremonies for energetic protection, offerings, cleansing and purification.

It is an excellent incense for bringing positive change. Copal's rich, sweet pine fragrance brings peace and harmony.

Hari Darshan Tribal Soul cones are handmade with 100% natural ingredients using the Masala technique. Following ancient tradition, wood and plant powders are blended with resins, herbs, roots, bark, flowers, essential oils and honey.

Quantity: 10 backflow cones.
Burning time: 20–25 minutes.

Directions: Light the tip of the cone and wait until it burns evenly; this may take a little time. Blow out the flame and place the cone on a backflow incense fountain.

Myrrh is a natural resin extracted from the Commiphora tree. It has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense and medicine. Many ancient texts, including the Bible and Torah, mention its ability to connect with the Divine. Myrrh is traditionally used in prayer and as an offering in protection rituals. It is also known for its purifying qualities, cleansing the soul and clearing the mind. Its warm, spicy, balsamic fragrance encourages meditation and spiritual uplift.

Hari Darshan Tribal Soul cones are handmade with 100% natural ingredients using the Masala technique. Following ancient tradition, wood and plant powders are blended with resins, herbs, roots, bark, flowers, essential oils and honey.

Quantity: 10 backflow cones.
Burning time: 20–25 minutes.

Directions: Light the tip of the cone and wait until it burns evenly; this may take a little time. Blow out the flame and place the cone on a backflow incense fountain.

Palo Santo (Bursera gravelolens), literally “holy wood”, is a tree growing in the Amazon rainforests of Ecuador and Peru. It belongs to the same family as copal, myrrh and frankincense. Indigenous shamans have used its wood, leaves and oil for thousands of years to heal body and soul, cleanse spaces, eliminate negative energies and prepare for meditation and purification.

Hari Darshan Tribal Soul cones are handmade with 100% natural ingredients using the Masala technique. Following ancient tradition, wood and plant powders are blended with resins, herbs, roots, bark, flowers, essential oils and honey.

Quantity: 10 backflow cones.
Burning time: 20–25 minutes.

Directions: Light the tip of the cone and wait until it burns evenly; this may take a little time. Blow out the flame and place the cone on a backflow incense fountain.

White sage (Salvia apiana) is an evergreen perennial shrub used as incense for centuries. The Indigenous peoples of North America began their cleansing ceremonies and healing sessions by burning bundles of dried leaves. White sage is considered sacred and believed to cleanse a space of evil spirits and negative energies. Its smoke is also used to bless, purify and heal the person or object being smudged.

White sage has a highly aromatic, resinous scent that encourages concentration and makes it easier to relax.

Hari Darshan Tribal Soul cones are handmade with 100% natural ingredients using the Masala technique. Following ancient tradition, wood and plant powders are blended with resins, herbs, roots, bark, flowers, essential oils and honey.

Quantity: 10 backflow cones.
Burning time: 20–25 minutes.

Directions: Light the tip of the cone and wait until it burns evenly; this may take a little time. Blow out the flame and place the cone on a backflow incense fountain.

White sage has been regarded as sacred by Native Americans for thousands of years, used to drive away negative energies and cleanse people and places. Lavender, known for its medicinal qualities and powers of protection and cleansing, symbolises purity and purification. It helps calm people by restoring emotional balance, opens the heart chakra and attracts loving energy. Earthy-fresh white sage and herbal lavender combine in this incense for a richly aromatic experience, creating a peaceful, harmonious atmosphere that makes it easier to relax.

Hari Darshan Tribal Soul cones are handmade with 100% natural ingredients using the Masala technique. Following ancient tradition, wood and plant powders are blended with resins, herbs, roots, bark, flowers, essential oils and honey.

Quantity: 10 backflow cones.
Burning time: 20–25 minutes.

Directions: Light the tip of the cone and wait until it burns evenly; this may take a little time. Blow out the flame and place the cone on a backflow incense fountain.

For hundreds of years, white sage (Salvia apiana) has been considered a sacred, cleansing plant. Native Americans began the tradition of burning its dried leaves during cleansing ceremonies and healing sessions to clear a space or person of evil spirits and negative energies.

Palo Santo has been part of South American culture for centuries. The wood of this wild tree from the Amazon rainforests has traditionally been burned by the Incas and shamans for spiritual purification, energy cleansing and healing. The earthy aroma of white sage combined with the relaxing, balsamic scent of Palo Santo creates a perfect setting for meditation.

Hari Darshan Tribal Soul cones are handmade with 100% natural ingredients using the Masala technique. Following ancient tradition, wood and plant powders are blended with resins, herbs, roots, bark, flowers, essential oils and honey.

Quantity: 10 backflow cones.
Burning time: 20–25 minutes.

Directions: Light the tip of the cone and wait until it burns evenly; this may take a little time. Blow out the flame and place the cone on a backflow incense fountain.