Amun-Ra Henna Cyprinum Perfume Egyptian Incense Sticks by Flaires - 3 Pack

The Hidden King's Henna Perfume in Amun-Ra Henna Incense

This Amun-Ra henna incense by Flaires of Spain follows the Egyptian cyprinum formula. Its main ingredient is henna perfume.

Product Details

• Product Type: Incense sticks
• Product Number: F-007
• Pack: 3 packs of 16 sticks = 48 sticks
• Notes: Henna perfume (Cyprinum formula)
• Made: Made in Spain by Flaires

Amun-Ra, King of the Gods

Amun was revered as king of the gods. His cult reached Thebes, where he became patron of the pharaohs.

Art shows him in ram form protecting King Taharqa. The name Amun is usually translated as hidden.

Henna and Cyprinum

Cyprinum was an Egyptian perfume of henna, cardamom, cinnamon, myrrh and southernwood. This Cyprinum perfume scent is warm and spicy.

Henna's flowers are heavily scented, and their oil has made perfume since ancient times. Find more in our Museumize incense collection.

Henna in Ancient Egypt

Egyptians stained mummies and wrappings with henna paste. The Ebers Papyrus includes henna treatments. This Egyptian henna flower has a long history.

Burning and Care

Burn it in a ventilated room on a proper holder. Never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it away from children and pets.

Burn this Amun-Ra henna incense for a Cyprinum perfume scent. It serves as Gods of Egypt incense and an Egyptian henna flower aroma. Fans of Gods of Egypt incense will enjoy it. Any Amun-Ra henna incense stays warm.

About the Gods of Egypt Collection

This scent sits in the Gods of Egypt collection of incense sticks. Each deity has a fragrance to discover.

For More Reading from the Web

• Meet Amon, the king of the Egyptian gods. Amon - Britannica
• Trace the henna plant through religion and culture. The Henna Plant - Natural History Museum