Myrrh Gum Resin 

Wild Crafted - Somalia

Also Known As – Commiphora myrrha

Overview - Myrrh bushes grow in the Middle East. They can reach a height of nine feet. The spiny bark is marked by ducts from which a granular yellow secretion flows. As it dries it turns a reddish-brown. This is the resin that gives the tree its name. It is harvested commercially and used in many things from herbal medicine to incense and perfume.

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