Immerse yourself in the Sacred Luxuries of Ancient Egypt!

D’da n Qedet , translated as “fat of the pine tree” from temple hieroglyphs - has been identified by Egyptologists as the resin of Pinus halapensis, the Syrian or Aleppo Pine, known for it’s production of copious fat-like resin when incised, which dessicates to a beautiful golden yellow. It is one of the so-called “secret” ingredients in the production of the ancient Egyptian Kepu temple incense.

Ours is imported direct from the collector, taken from wild trees in Greece in accordance with sustainable harvesting practice. The scent is piercing and cleansing, and works well alone to open restricted airways in breathing. It also mates incredibly well with the other temple incenses Antiu, Senetjer and Kepu.

Our incense is sold in tins of two sizes: 2 ounce and sample, shown in the photo.

Natural resin incense is burned on charcoal in a fireproof censer. Be sure to add some Three Kings Charcoal to your order!

Medical Disclaimer: Our expertise lies in incense making, essential oil blends, and skin/hair ointments. Information contained on these pages is to the best of our knowledge factual, and presented solely for your edification and enjoyment. Wandering Stars cannot provide medical advice as we are not health professionals. Before ingesting anything that is not food, we strongly suggest seeking counsel from a licensed health practitioner.