Räucherwerk Kyphi 50g - Die spirituelle Reise ins alte Ägypten

Kyphi (also spelled "kapet" or "kupar") is a type of ancient Egyptian incense that was used in religious ceremonies and personal rituals. It was made from a combination of various aromatic ingredients such as myrrh, frankincense, cinnamon, juniper berries, honey and wine, which were then formed into small cones or balls and burned on hot coals or charcoal.

Kyphi was highly valued in ancient Egypt and was considered to be strongly spiritual. It has often been used as a form of meditation or a way to connect with the divine. The recipe for Kyphi was closely guarded and varied depending on the region and time period in which it was made.

Kyphi's scent has been described as sweet, spicy, and earthy, and it was also believed to have therapeutic properties. It has been used to treat a variety of ailments including headaches, insomnia and anxiety. Even today, Kyphi is still made and used by some people for its historical and spiritual significance.