Labdanum Leon Candle

Description

Labdanum, a resin derived from the cistus shrub, has held historical significance since ancient times, particularly in the Mediterranean region. Used by the Egyptians in religious rituals and as a component in perfumes, it was prized for its rich, warm fragrance and believed to have healing properties. Labdanum was also an important ingredient in incense during religious ceremonies and was often associated with purification and devotion. In addition, its use spread throughout Europe, where it became a favored ingredient in the production of high-quality perfumes during the Renaissance and beyond. Today, labdanum remains valued in perfumery for its complex scent profile, evoking a sense of history and tradition.

Made with essential oils: Orange Peel Oil from Argentina, Brazil, South Africa & USA, Labdanum Oil from France, Clove Leaf Oil Terpenes from Indonesia, Guaiac Wood Oil from Paraguay... and more.