Choose it. We blend it.
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You can compose your blend now. Ordering opens once each size and material is approved.
The materials we work with
Woods, resins and aromatic materials, shown as they really look — the same bases and materials you choose from above.
Crushed Oud ChipsCoarse wood grist with splinters.
FrankincenseCloudy, milky tears with a dusty frost and flecks of bark. Light stays on the surface.Not to be confused with Arabic Glue.
White JawiMatte and chalky, with a dry powder bloom and small grey flecks. No sparkle.Not to be confused with Sandal Vanilla Sugar.
Red JawiSmall garnet granules with a glassy, sugared surface that catches light inside the red.
Oud ChipsLong, splintered agarwood with fibrous grain and an oily resin sheen.
Concentrated BakhoorNear-black, moist and clumped, with an oily sheen — finer and wetter than wood.
Arabic GlueClear, glassy tears — hold one to the light and it glows through.Not to be confused with Frankincense.
Sandal Vanilla SugarFrosted in coarse, sparkling sugar crystals, with slivers of sandalwood through it.Not to be confused with White Jawi.
How to burn
Three steps
- 01
Light the coal
Hold a charcoal disc with tongs over a flame until sparks run across it. Set it in a heat-safe burner and let it ash over — about two minutes.
- 02
A pinch of bakhoor
Place a small pinch on the coal. Less than you think: the smoke should rise steadily, never billow.
- 03
Let the room fill
Leave the burner where it is, somewhere stable and ventilated. When you are done, let the coal burn out completely before you clear it.
Safety
- FOR HOME FRAGRANCE USE ONLY.
- Burn only using a heat-safe incense burner.
- Never leave burning charcoal or incense unattended.
- Keep away from children, pets and combustible materials.
- Use in a ventilated area.