Bottle, 25 Ml from Peru (SKU 3250)
Extra-thick, concentrated resin from the Croton lechleri tree, Sangre de Drago is prized for its healing and antibacterial properties. Essential for Kambo practitioners, it is applied to burns after ceremonies, forming a protective, antibacterial layer that seals and promotes healing, helping prevent scar tissue. As it dries, the resin fully closes the wound, shielding it from infection. The active alkaloid taspine is responsible for its powerful wound-healing effects, making Sangre de Drago a trusted tool in traditional and modern practices. Detailed information can be found below.
Packed in 25 ml clear plastic bottles.
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Dragon’s Blood (Sangre de Drago): The Sacred Resin of Croton lechleri
Introduction
Dragon’s Blood, or Sangre de Drago, is a deep red resin derived from the Croton lechleri tree, native to South America. Known for its vibrant color and unique properties, this resin has been revered by Amazonian and Andean indigenous cultures for centuries. Used in spiritual practices, wound care, and energetic cleansing, Dragon’s Blood remains highly valued in holistic and spiritual communities. When the tree’s bark is cut, it releases a red sap that resembles blood, symbolizing strength and vitality.
Historical and Cultural Significance
The use of Dragon’s Blood dates back centuries, particularly among indigenous tribes in Peru, Ecuador, and Mexico. Spanish explorers in the 1600s documented its applications in rituals and daily practices. Known for its protective and grounding qualities, it is also central to African-American folk traditions, where it’s valued for attracting luck in love and wealth. Dragon’s Blood has become a popular tool in modern spiritual practices, often used in “Dragon’s Blood Ink” to inscribe spells and charms.
Skin Care and Wound Applications
Dragon’s Blood has traditionally been applied topically as a natural barrier, creating a protective layer that shields the skin. It dries quickly, forming a thin yet resilient cover that helps protect wounds and promotes skin healing. When applied, Dragon’s Blood produces a light foamy texture, which dries into a firm, protective layer highly valued in traditional healing practices. This dried layer serves as a natural bandage that can withstand water exposure, enhancing its appeal as a skin treatment.
Ritualistic and Spiritual Uses
In rituals, Dragon’s Blood is burned as incense to cleanse spaces of negative energy and create a focused, sacred environment. Known for its amplifying effects, it is often combined with other botanicals like Sage or Palo Santo to deepen its protective qualities. Its smoke is believed to open spiritual channels, aiding communication with ancestors or guiding energies. For spiritual uses, Dragon’s Blood is valued for grounding, clearing energy, and strengthening intentions during rituals.
Dragon’s Blood Ink and Spell Work
Dragon’s Blood is a key ingredient in magical inks used for writing spells, inscriptions, and sigils. When made into Dragon’s Blood Ink, its potent red color amplifies the energy of spells, imbuing them with protection and vitality. Used in spells for protection, love, and success, it helps create boundaries against negative forces, sealing the practitioner’s intentions. Its natural binding quality makes it a staple in spells of commitment and resolution.
Quality and Storage
High-quality Dragon’s Blood has a rich, deep red color with a smooth consistency. To preserve its potency, it’s best stored in glass or PET bottles away from light and heat. Powdered Dragon’s Blood is also valued, especially in incense blends, with a deep red color and earthy, slightly medicinal scent. Authentic Dragon’s Blood is prized for its purity and is free from synthetic additives.
For a detailed overview of Dragon’s Blood, including its botanical profile, active compounds, and sustainable harvesting practices, please refer to the full article.
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Other names: Dragon's Blood, Croton lechleri latex, Sangre de Grado, Sangre de Drago, Drachenblut. Drakenbloed.
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