Wormwood Incense (Absinthium) – Loose Dried Herb for Rituals

Wormwood incense from dried Artemisia absinthium, burned over charcoal or on a sieve burner. A bold, bitter, green-herbal smoke that tradition links with clarit

This wormwood incense is made from the dried parts of Artemisia absinthium, the famously bitter herb. Its bold, green and pungent smoke is instantly recognisable and gives a room a strong, defined presence.

About wormwood

Wormwood is one of the oldest ritual and bittering herbs; across many cultures its name was tied to ideas of clarity and an awake mind. In the incense tradition it is regarded as a herb of clear sight, dreaming and turning inward.

Tradition and atmosphere

Tradition holds that wormwood smoke helps to "sweep" both a space and one's thoughts, making it a companion to an evening of quiet or an intention-setting ritual. Its character is strong, so a small amount goes a long way.

How to use it

Place a few crumbs on glowing charcoal in a heatproof dish, or on a sieve burner. Try wormwood on its own in small doses first, then temper it with milder herbs to taste.

Responsible use

Wormwood is a potent plant. Always burn it sparingly in a well-ventilated room, avoid it during pregnancy, and keep it away from children. As a natural product, colour and piece size will vary.

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