Holy Land MarketJerusalem Crushed and Sealed Flower Incense from The Holy Land (Nard, 3.5 Ounces)

First time buying resin like this. I cut it into squares very tricky it’s like molasses but I popped them into a container and put one when I burn charcoal

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Use lots of incense and this is very low grade in my opinion. Wouldn't buy again and have not used it more than the once. Nasty.

2 ways this "rose incense" might not be as bad as it was in my experience: 1. I used a variable temperature warmer at 200 (220 seemed to burn) so maybe this stuff needs to be burned? It simply smells like hibiscus or vitamin C - sour. Kind of nasty in my opinion. Absolutely no rose scent whatsoever. 2. Maybe this is symbolic incense? As in "wow! Jerusalem!" Either way, it is of no use to me, and is going into the garbage.

I love burning resin incenses and this was my first pressed resin "church" incense I've purchased and I'm very pleased. There's definitely some frankincense as the main ingredient, a nice piney slightly sweet aroma, and maybe some myrrh as well but the spikenard (Nard as it's called) is the star...a rich earthy aroma that's very pleasing and blends well with the other ingredients.I break off small chunks to burn on an electric burner and it's a very "spiritual" aroma that puts me in a pleasant state of mind. It also smolders slowly without melting, which is always nice.