Myrrh was named one of the "seven sacred oils" in ancient Egypt, known for its impressive wound-healing abilities and quality as incense. It was commonly burnt within religious rituals and ceremonies, to fumigate temples, and during embalming.  

The ancient Egyptians burnt Myrrh incense during mummification. It was understood to bring eternal prosperity, protection, and peace to the soul and body, especially in the afterlife. The antibacterial properties of Myrrh also helped to cleanse the body before the wrapping process.

Myrrh is also considered significant, spiritual, and high in value. Burning Myrrh represents offerings and a sign of devotion,

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