Makko - Base Powder bouquet and other natural herbs

and other natural herbs

The commiphora guidotti tree produces a resin which 'leaks' out from the bark solidifying into “tears”

King Solomon regarded opoponax as one of the "noblest" of all incense gums

48 pieces per box

camphor and quality sandalwood

Makko - Base Powder bouquet and other natural herbsUsed for proper burning of powders, woods, and granulated incense. To prolong an incense burn & enhance the actual fragrance. May also be used as a binder. Makko means "Incense Powder". Makko is a specific incense powder called Tabu no ki. It is the bark of a tree that grows in Southeast Asia, the Machillus Thunbergii tree. Makko powder has water soluble adhesive properties, almost an odorless , an almost odorless and seems to disappear when mixed