A recipe from 1458, blended in Vienna today
Abramelin goes back to a traditional recipe by Master Abraham of Worms. Indigo calls the blend its guardian angel incense: balsamic, sweet and powerfully warm.
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Traditional recipe from 1458
Indigo traces Abramelin back to a recipe by Master Abraham of Worms from the year 1458 and blends it by hand in Vienna today.
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Balsamic, sweet, powerfully warm
Siam and Sumatra benzoin, Honduras styrax and Aden frankincense carry the scent. Galangal, sandalwood and geranium oil give it warmth and depth.
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Guiding thought: “It sings within me”
Indigo gives Abramelin a guiding thought: “It sings within me, and full of longing I listen to your loving voice.”
There are moments when you wish for someone at your side who watches over you and keeps you company. Indigo created Abramelin for exactly those moments.
Indigo describes burning it as a fragrant invitation to the angels in the higher worlds to accompany you on your way. The scent creates an atmosphere of warmth and feeling cared for. Whether you see this spiritually or simply as a quiet scent ritual is up to you.
Indigo Enterprises has been making incense by hand in Vienna since 1991, following traditional and its own recipes. Abramelin is one of the traditional ones.
📋 How to use
Hold the incense charcoal with tongs over a flame to light it and place it on shell sand in a fireproof vessel. Let it glow for about 15 minutes until it is covered with white ash. Then add 1 to 2 pinches with an incense spoon. Enjoy the scent as if smelling a flower, do not inhale it. If it starts to smell burnt, lift the remains off with the spoon and smother them in the sand.
Product name: Incense blend Abramelin
Ingredients: galangal*, sandalwood, alcohol, Aloe capensis, Siam benzoin, Sumatra benzoin, Honduras styrax, Aden frankincense, geranium oil · *from certified organic cultivation
Net quantity: 25 g (0.025 kg) in a hexagonal jar with screw lid
Who was Abraham of Worms?
Abraham of Worms is regarded as the author of the “Book of Abramelin”, a 15th-century text that names the year 1458. At its heart is the connection with your own guardian angel. Indigo refers to this tradition with the name of the blend.
⚠️ Important information: For burning only, not for consumption. Never leave embers unattended and only use in fireproof vessels. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
📦 Storage: Keep the jar tightly closed, dry and away from light.
💬 Frequently asked questions
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How does Abramelin differ from Guardian Angel?+
At Indigo, both blends share the same scent and ingredients. Abramelin refers to the tradition of Abraham of Worms, Guardian Angel to the inner voice in everyday life. Simply choose the name that speaks to you more.
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Is Abramelin suitable for beginners?+
Yes. The soft, sweet scent is pleasant even for people who rarely burn incense. Start with a small pinch and add more if needed.
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Can I also use Abramelin on an incense warmer?+
Yes, on a warmer with a sieve. Indigo recommends charcoal, but on a warmer the scent stays gentler and there is hardly any smoke.
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What is the “tip for your 7th sense”?+
Indigo gives every blend a thought to take along. For Abramelin it is: “Open yourself to the wisdom that is part of what created you.” You can keep it with you as a quiet companion while the incense burns.
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Responsible person (GPSR, EU 2023/988) & manufacturer: Indigo Enterprises · Thayagasse 43 · 1210 Vienna · Austria · indigo@raeuchern.at
