Quick Light Charcoal
Ease. Consistency. Everyday Ritual.
Quick-Light Charcoal offers a simple, accessible way to work with Ritual Resin Incense. Made from high-quality charcoal with a quick-light starter, each disc ignites easily and provides a steady, lasting heat source to release the full aromatic bloom of the resins.
A concave surface creates a natural cup for offering the resin, making it easy to feed sparingly as the ritual unfolds. Once fully lit, the charcoal maintains an even heat for both everyday use and longer, more contemplative rituals.
A Note on Quick-Light Charcoal
Quick-Light Charcoal contains a starter that allows the disc to ignite quickly and easily. Light the charcoal in a well-ventilated area and allow the starter to burn off completely before offering resin, woods, incense, or botanicals.
Once the charcoal has settled and begun to ash over, add a small amount of resin to the concave cup.
Light. Wait. Offer. Receive.
Quick Light Charcoal
Ease. Consistency. Everyday Ritual.
Quick-Light Charcoal offers a simple, accessible way to work with Ritual Resin Incense. Made from high-quality charcoal with a quick-light starter, each disc ignites easily and provides a steady, lasting heat source to release the full aromatic bloom of the resins.
A concave surface creates a natural cup for offering the resin, making it easy to feed sparingly as the ritual unfolds. Once fully lit, the charcoal maintains an even heat for both everyday use and longer, more contemplative rituals.
A Note on Quick-Light Charcoal
Quick-Light Charcoal contains a starter that allows the disc to ignite quickly and easily. Light the charcoal in a well-ventilated area and allow the starter to burn off completely before offering resin, woods, incense, or botanicals.
Once the charcoal has settled and begun to ash over, add a small amount of resin to the concave cup.
Light. Wait. Offer. Receive.
How-To Videos
These videos demonstrate how to safely conduct the resin incense burning ritual.
How to Light Quick-Light Charcoal
How to Light Japanese Charcoal
How to Use Ritual Resin Burning Tools
How to Use a Mica Plate