Description
Liturgical charcoal, or also called charcoal, was named after it because it was more widespread in churches. For centuries, churches and those associated with them used to perform official religious ceremonies or rituals and some diaries, burning their resins and sacred herbs. Also known as smoking and widely used in the well-known Turibulos. The clergy class has long discovered that it was important to cleanse their churches and participants so that they would remove any negative entity or thought while mass was held. Thus it would be easier to penetrate the word of Christ.
It consists of a coal that lights up quickly and lasts a long time (about 1 hour), which was used to light and maintain the incense of the Church, the better known as Frankincense or Olibano.
Over time it has spread to other cultures and even to the present day when it is usually used in smoking of spaces, people, groups or ceremonies.
It is quite used to burn plants, resins, powders, holy stick or palo santo, camphor and even some herbal torches.
How to Use
To light the charcoal tablet (be careful not to burn) bring it closer to a match, candle or lighter with tweezers or a fork. The coal will be glowing in two minutes. Then just put what you want to smoke on top.
You can place the charcoal on top of something of clay, a shell or an Abaloneshell, metal censer or other utensil that supports a high amount of heat.
With the mixture made, smoke everything necessary to maintain a good vibration.
Products where you can use Coal
Packaging sold to the unit consisting of a roll with 10 discs of 3.3 cm charcoal
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