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Mix powdered Gum Arabic with enamels and water to create the ideal consistency for applying enamels to capture details. Natural and non-toxic, this additive will not alter the color of pigments, but allows superior control of spread when painting and binds powders in place, ensuring your designs transfer to the kiln unaltered.

A binder medium that, when mixed with dry pigments and water, produces a glossy, easy-to-brush paint. Can be used for washes, glazes, and stamping.

Gum Arabic is a binder medium that when mixed with dry pigments and water produces a glossy, easy-to-brush paint. Use it for washes, glazes and stamping.

JACQUARD-Finest grade of pure Acacia Senegal and A. Arabica. Use as a binder medium emulsifier and film former. Gum Arabic will produce a glossy easy brushing or stamping solution. It will gradually increase tack as it dries. Easily mixed and cleaned up with water. A solution of water and gum may be prepared and stored for convenience. Contains 1 ounce. Non-toxic. Conforms to ASTM D 4236.

Arabic Gum, Powdered (Acacia Senegal) Also known as Cape, Gum, Egyptian Thorn, Gum Arabic, Hachah, Acacia Magickal Properties: Protection, psychic powers, contact with other planes, gain, harmony, insure agreements and pacts, attract money, peace, meditation and tranquility. Manufacturer: N/A SKU: HR-Arabic

Fun Fact: Gum Arabic is a natural sap from the Acacia Tree useful in many industries including the culinary, photography and pyrotechnic industry.

These are bags of crushed incense resins and powdered incense. You sprinkle them over a hot charcoal tablet to burn them, which is fun and different from the usual incense sticks. Some of the fragrances like Dragon's Blood, Frankincense, and Myrrh are the actual plant resins from which the fragrance is extracted. Welcome to a whole new way to enjoy incense! :: Related Products

Also known as gum hashab, this resin is associated with the Sun because of its light warmth and the fact that the plant loves to grow in warm, dry, sunny places, but it also has some associations with Air (its lightness) and Mars (it comes from a prickly plant). This gum has literally thousands of uses--changing the texture of food, in adhesives, in medicine, and of course, in incense, where it makes a good binder for other ingredients--it is water soluble. It has its own very light, typically resinous...

Use as a binder medium, emulsifier and film former. Use with Pearl Ex and other pigments and water to make transparent water colors. Gum Arabic will produce a glossy, easy brushing or stamping solution.

Arabic Gum, or as it is also called, Acacia Senegal, Gum Anacia, Chaar gund, or char goond, has seen continuous use for centuries. A natural gum made from the hardened sap taken from two species of the acacia tree, it is often reduced or powdered or otherwise diluted for the many uses it provides. Historically cultivated in Arabia, Africa, and West Asia, it was written of by Herodotus as a tool in Egyptian Ebalming as well as by Abu ayd Humayn ibn Ishan al-Ibadi,a famed Arabic physician who described...

Resin incense is the top of the line when it comes to burning incense to enjoy either common, or the most exotic of fragrances. Using incense charcoal as a base, you can release the intense fragrance of these fine resin granules without the dilution or alteration of your scent that may be caused by a burning base or the fixative typically found in man made stick or cone incense.

Used in everything from medicine, glues, and food, Arabic Gum is a water soluble resin known for being great for binding one thing to another. It was even used in medieval inks to help control the consistency. It is also popular for using in creating your own incense. As a binding agent, it is often ground up and used with other ingredients to create a fantastic powder or resin incense that especially made within your own ritual practices. In this way you can create your own magical incense, or a...