Biblical Greek Livani Frankincense - Nard Scented Aromatic Jerusalem Incense for Burner

  Presented as a reverent gift, this holy land nard incense from Jerusalem arrives in a boxed set of loose granules, evoking the fragrance that once filled temples and processions. Its spikenard-scented resin invites both clergy and lay faithful to enrich their prayer and remembrance with an aroma drawn from ancient worship.

“While the king was on his couch, my nard gave forth its fragrance.” — Song of Solomon 1:12

   When the censer warms and the first spark touches the charcoal, the grains of nard incense awaken with a fragrance that feels both ancient and near. Soft streams of smoke lift gently before an icon corner or across a Sabbath table, carrying prayers like whispers rising to heaven. The aroma recalls the orchards of Galilee and the quiet hills of Judea, where devotion was once offered with the same reverence. For those seeking deeper practice, explore our Incense Collection.

   This nard scented church incense is more than fragrance — it is a symbolic link between Scripture and daily devotion. For prayer rooms, parishes, or as a thoughtful faith-aligned gift, its meaning endures as a bridge between altar and heart, ritual and remembrance.

FAQ

Q: How do you use loose incense?
A: Place your coal disk into a ceramic or metal fireproof dish and light it. Once the coal is covered with white ash, place a few pieces of resin around it and watch it start to smoke. 

Q: What spiritual role does it serve?
A: It enriches prayer, worship, and remembrance with fragrance tied to biblical spikenard.

Q: How should it be stored?
A: Keep the granules in their box, away from moisture, ensuring lasting aroma.

Q: Is it suitable as a gift?
A: Yes, its boxed presentation makes it a meaningful devotional gift for clergy or loved ones.

Any other questions? maybe we answered them in our Incense Blog Post.

Specifications
✅Origin: Jerusalem
✅Material: Church Incense
✅Weight:  1.76 oz / 50 g

Highlights

• Sacred gift for worship rituals

• Inspired by Byzantine incense tradition

• Originated in Jerusalem

Care & Safety Note
Use only on heat-safe surfaces with proper charcoal discs. Keep away from children and flammable materials.