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Copal Negro | Tree Resin
Copal Negro is an aromatic tree resin with deep roots in the spiritual and ceremonial traditions of Mexico and Mesoamerica. When placed over hot charcoal in a copalera or burn bowl, the resin releases a rich, earthy smoke traditionally associated with prayer, purification, offerings, and the preparation of sacred space.
Our Copal Negro is sourced from Teyolia, a shop whose is rooted in the ancestral traditions of Anahuac. They are devoted to sharing ancestral ingredients and traditional ceremonial goods connected to the Indigenous peoples of Mexico.
Unlike an incense stick, Copal Negro is a raw resin. A small amount is placed over a lit charcoal disc, allowing it to slowly melt and release its dense, fragrant smoke. Its aroma is deeper and earthier than lighter copals ~like copal blanco ~ , making it a beautiful ally for moments where deeper grounding or purification is needed.
“Discover authentic Copal Negro (Black Copal), a rare and sacred tree resin hand-collected by our family in the mountains of Puebla, Mexico. Sourced from native Bursera trees (Copalquahuitl), this pure, unprocessed resin is gathered in limited quantities between November and March.
Unlike Copal Blanco (which is harvested through intentional human cuts), Copal Negro is created naturally by nature when insects make small cuts and punctures in the tree bark. The resin oozes forth, hardens around the trunk, and is gently removed by hand, preserving the tree's health and vitality.Especially good for clearing Blockages: Traditionally used to break through dense energies, lingering negativity, and spiritual blockages from both your personal energy field and home space.” -Teyolia
Copal negro can be worked with to move heavier energies from people, places, or things. It is very good for grounding and offering your petitions to the Unseen.
Traditionally worked with for: deep cleansing • purification • grounding • prayer & petition • offerings • ancestor tending • preparing sacred space • earth-centered ritual
*thumbnail picture from teyolia
Copal Negro is an aromatic tree resin with deep roots in the spiritual and ceremonial traditions of Mexico and Mesoamerica. When placed over hot charcoal in a copalera or burn bowl, the resin releases a rich, earthy smoke traditionally associated with prayer, purification, offerings, and the preparation of sacred space.
Our Copal Negro is sourced from Teyolia, a shop whose is rooted in the ancestral traditions of Anahuac. They are devoted to sharing ancestral ingredients and traditional ceremonial goods connected to the Indigenous peoples of Mexico.
Unlike an incense stick, Copal Negro is a raw resin. A small amount is placed over a lit charcoal disc, allowing it to slowly melt and release its dense, fragrant smoke. Its aroma is deeper and earthier than lighter copals ~like copal blanco ~ , making it a beautiful ally for moments where deeper grounding or purification is needed.
“Discover authentic Copal Negro (Black Copal), a rare and sacred tree resin hand-collected by our family in the mountains of Puebla, Mexico. Sourced from native Bursera trees (Copalquahuitl), this pure, unprocessed resin is gathered in limited quantities between November and March.
Unlike Copal Blanco (which is harvested through intentional human cuts), Copal Negro is created naturally by nature when insects make small cuts and punctures in the tree bark. The resin oozes forth, hardens around the trunk, and is gently removed by hand, preserving the tree's health and vitality.Especially good for clearing Blockages: Traditionally used to break through dense energies, lingering negativity, and spiritual blockages from both your personal energy field and home space.” -Teyolia
Copal negro can be worked with to move heavier energies from people, places, or things. It is very good for grounding and offering your petitions to the Unseen.
Traditionally worked with for: deep cleansing • purification • grounding • prayer & petition • offerings • ancestor tending • preparing sacred space • earth-centered ritual
*thumbnail picture from teyolia