Candle Kitchens Signature Loban Candle : 100% Natural Purity and Serenity
Experience the timeless essence of loban with our Candle Kitchens Loban Candle, thoughtfully crafted using only the finest natural ingredients. This luxurious candle blends the rich, earthy aroma of loban resin with the calming warmth of frankincense, creating a serene and grounding ambiance perfect for any space.
Burning this loban candle purifies the air, dispels negative energy, and invites tranquility into your home. It’s perfect for meditation, yoga, spiritual rituals, or simply unwinding after a long day. The combination of completely natural ingredients ensures a clean and toxin-free burn, making it a guilt-free indulgence for you and your loved ones.
Transform your space with the soothing embrace of nature—order your Loban Candle today.
Product Specs
Maximum Vessel Volume: 220ml
Estimated Fill Volume: 190ml
**Note that this candle is on pre-order only right now, with expected delivery planned for the first week of March.
Original price was: R635,00.R478,00Current price is: R478,00.
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Loban, also known as benzoin resin, has been cherished for centuries as a sacred substance in spiritual and cultural practices around the world. Derived from trees in the Styrax family, loban is a fragrant resin obtained by tapping the tree bark, much like the process of harvesting maple syrup. The resin hardens into a crystalline form, which, when burned, releases its signature rich, balsamic aroma—earthy, warm, and deeply grounding.
Across cultures, loban has symbolized purity, healing, and divine connection. In India, loban is a key element in Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies, where it is burned to cleanse the space of negativity and invite auspicious energy. The act of offering loban to deities is believed to foster a deeper spiritual connection and enhance the sanctity of rituals.
In Ayurveda, loban is highly regarded not only for its calming properties but also for its ability to purify the air and promote mental clarity, making it an integral part of meditation and holistic healing practices.
In the Middle East and parts of Africa, loban has long been a treasured resin used in spiritual traditions and daily life. In ancient times, loban was traded along the historic incense routes, considered as valuable as gold. Burned during prayers or used in perfumery, it symbolized prosperity, purity, and divine presence.
In Christian traditions, loban is associated with frankincense, a closely related resin that holds a central place in biblical stories. It was one of the gifts offered to the infant Jesus by the Magi, representing divinity and reverence.
The process of deriving loban is both delicate and respectful of nature. Trees in the Styrax family are carefully incised to allow the resin to seep out. This sap-like substance gradually hardens as it is exposed to air, forming resinous granules that are harvested and purified. The ethical and sustainable harvesting of loban is vital to preserving the health of these trees, ensuring their continued role in both the natural ecosystem and cultural traditions.
Burning loban resin has long been seen as a way to connect with the divine, cleanse spaces, and uplift the spirit. Its aromatic smoke is thought to drive away negative energies, purify the air, and bring clarity and focus to the mind. It is often used to create a meditative atmosphere, foster spiritual grounding, and enhance inner peace.
In addition to its spiritual applications, loban is believed to have antimicrobial properties, making it a practical as well as symbolic tool for purifying environments. This dual role as a spiritual and physical cleanser underscores its universal appeal across cultures.
Today, loban continues to hold a revered place in spiritual and wellness practices. Whether burned in its raw resin form or infused into candles and essential oils, its grounding and purifying properties resonate deeply with those seeking balance, peace, and connection in a fast-paced world.
From ancient temples to modern homes, loban remains a timeless symbol of purity, healing, and the enduring bond between humanity and nature.
