What is another word for cascarilla bark?
Pronunciation: [kˌaskɐɹˈɪlə bˈɑːk] (IPA) 
Cascarilla bark refers to the thin, white bark of the croton eluteria tree, generally used in rituals and practices as a form of protection and purification. It has several synonyms including croton bark, sweetwood bark, and eleutheria. Cascarilla bark is also known as Bahaman, Eleutherian, or Fraxinet Bark. Its most commonly known use is as a powder or incense for spiritual and religious purposes. Additionally, it is used in traditional herbal medicine to help with digestive issues. It is important to note that cascarilla bark is a protected species in some areas and should be sustainably sourced.
