Incense

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  Aden

  Rated 5.00 out of 5

  Bakhoor making is an art passed down within families mostly by the women, mother to daughter

  $210 – $400USD
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  Al Sheikh

  Rated 0 out of 5

  the most authentic smelling hand crafted incense cubes that you will experience.

  $170 – $325USD
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  Mulouk

  Rated 0 out of 5

  Whether you use incense for your own pleasure or welcoming guests, this is an ode to the art of bakhoor that was so central to completing the middle eastern home. MULOUK ensures you stand tall with elegance and prestige leaving behind you a luscious trail of scent; decorating your surroundings with the most welcoming and inviting aroma that carries the tales of generations gone by.

  $105 – $200USD
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  Rehla

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  From the gems of the old, utilised to welcome the Shuyukh, Princes and Kings, is a bakhoor named Rehla. Rehla in the Arabic language means a trip or journey. Aptly named, as this bakhoor has travelled both time and space. Every generation has added its threads to this perfumed tapestry, refining it with the best of ingredients of their day.

  $165USD
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  Royal Lubaan

  Rated 5.00 out of 5

  Lubaan is the Arabic term for Frankincense, Frankincense is an aromatic, congealed, resinous sap from a specific variety of trees in the genus Boswelia.

  $50 – $350USD
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  Saffron Royal Negin

  Rated 5.00 out of 5

  Providing you with the ultimate saffron experience, the Royal Negin Saffron from the ancient city of Herat, Afghanistan.

  $89 – $190USD