gum mastic

Murray ground up dragon's blood, peppercorns, sage, and gum mastic into a fine powder.

Mastic crystals and powder (sold as gum mastic) are available at kalustyans.com.

In part, this related to the gum mastic produced here (a rare and valuable commodity, highly prized for its use in medicine).

Its Turkish name, Sakız, derived from the island's most distinctive product, gum mastic.

I picked up the gum mastic, staring at the pale translucent droplets, each no bigger than the end of a pencil eraser.

Mastic Mastic, or gum mastic, is the resin of the Pistacia lentiscus tree, indigenous to the Greek island of Chios.

He begins by breaking off minute bits, called tessera, and carefully placing them, one by one with tweezers, onto a copper or stone support coated with a slow-drying gum mastic.

She added a small package of gum mastic, a resin that helped open the mind to peer into other realms; a packet of jasmine flowers; and a tiny box containing red sandal-wood powder.